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RFK’s protein obsession is a food strategy the UK can do without
By Ali Morpeth2026-01-20T12:10:00
Source: United States Department of Health and Human Services
New meat-heavy diet guidelines in the US serve as a clear warning for the need to follow the scientific evidence, says food and nutrition policy expert Ali Morpeth
The US health secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr, has announced new dietary guidelines for Americans urging a move to “real food and common sense”. But jumping on this protein bandwagon is something UK policymakers would do well to avoid.
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