Dietary Guidelines for Americans:

Science Over Bias

The Dietary Guidelines for Americans must be guided by a preponderance of sound science. The process for reviewing the alcohol recommendations for the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines has not been transparent and free from bias.

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WSJ Highlights Growing Fight Over Alcohol Guidelines

IN THE MEDIA

Stay up to date with the latest articles on the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines review process.

NYT Wine Critic Balances Moderate Drinking, Risk

D.C. Bureaucrats Pose Threat to Montana Taverns

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WSJ Highlights Growing Fight Over Alcohol Guidelines

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The Crux of the issue

The ICCPUD process threatens to undermine the bedrock credibility of the DGAs, which rests on transparency and accurate descriptions of the existing body of scientific knowledge.

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Dietary Guidelines for Americans:

Science Over Bias

President of the Tavern League Calls into Question 2025 Dietary Guidelines Review Process for Alcohol

The Wall Street Journal casts a spotlight on the review of the 2025 federal dietary guidelines with respect to alcohol.

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The Dietary Guidelines for Americans must be guided by a preponderance of sound science. The process for reviewing the guidelines must be transparent and free from bias.