A GAO report cites a lack of public documents and analyses, leaving Congress and the public without enough information on the impacts of the agency’s efforts.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture headquarters, with the Civil Eats Food Policy Tracker logo superimposed. (Photo credit: Art Wagner, Getty Images)By Lisa Held • November 9, 2026A GAO report cites a lack of public documents and analyses, leaving Congress and the public without enough information on the impacts of the agency’s efforts.Read the full article →

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