In great news for the Trump administration, Americans are rallying behind Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s bold initiatives to “Make America Healthy Again.”
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A new poll shows that citizens are crying out for better food safety measures, particularly regarding harmful chemicals and additives that plague our current food supply.
An astounding 87% of Americans feel the government should bolster food safety measures, a sentiment echoed in the dedication to Kennedy’s vision for revamping U.S. food industry standards.
This overwhelming support highlights a public demand for revamped nutritional guidelines and mandatory labeling of foods containing artificial dyes.
Half of the population views chemical additives as a clear threat to health.
Despite this, only 41% see food dyes as dangerous, suggesting there is still a need for greater awareness about what goes into our foods.
Over two-thirds express skepticism about the safety of foods containing pesticides and dyes, even with FDA approval.
Kennedy stands firm in his commitment to removing synthetic dyes from America’s food supply.
His leadership has even seen major food companies begin to eliminate dangerous chemicals from their products, aligning with public opinion which shows that 38% support removing all artificial dyes, even if it means higher costs.
“Kennedy has been leading a massive push to revamp the U.S. food industry and make Americans healthier as part of the Trump administration’s “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) agenda,” points out a report by The Daily Caller.
The Axios/Ipsos poll, which surveyed 1,104 adults, reflects a cultural shift towards demanding clarity and safety in the foods Americans consume.
90% of those surveyed want easier-to-understand food safety guidelines, reinforcing Kennedy’s push for transparency in food labeling.
The poll also found mixed feelings about cost and appearance in relation to dye removal.
While 22% are in favor of removing some dyes if these factors remain unchanged, 20% are more lenient, supporting dyes with proper labeling.
Kennedy’s campaign continues to gain traction, promising a healthier future for all Americans.
Many Americans support key parts of HHS Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s desire to "make America healthy again," according to new survey. https://t.co/0Ee7omUFhV
— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) June 21, 2025
Public support for these initiatives reflects a desire for action that aligns with making health a priority under the Trump administration.
Americans are ready to hold the food industry accountable and ensure our nation’s health is protected.
