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    Ghana shifts nutrition programmes from donor aid to state control▼Ghana’s nutrition reset: From donor dependence to government-owned care✉newsHealthNutrition3 h ago

    Ghana is overhauling its approach to nutrition, moving away from dependence on donor funding towards government-owned care programmes. The shift means national institutions are taking direct responsibility for financing and delivering nutrition services. Development sector observers are watching closely, as the change reflects a broader debate about sustainability of aid-funded health initiatives across Africa and what it takes for governments to own their programmes long term.

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    Olena Zelenska Joins Dialogue on Ukraine's School Nutrition Reform▼Olena Zelenska Took Part in “Dialogue with Communities” on Implementing School Nutrition Reform✉newsHealthNutrition1 h ago

    Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska took part in a 'Dialogue with Communities' event focused on implementing the school nutrition reform, an initiative she has championed to overhaul how meals are prepared and served in Ukrainian schools. The discussion brought together officials and communities to review progress and next steps in rolling out healthier, modernised school food standards across the country.

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    Danone repurposes 115-year-old Steenvoorde plant toward medical nutrition▼Danone shifts 115-year-old Steenvoorde site from infant to medical nutrition✉newsHealthNutrition1 h ago

    Danone is converting its century-old Steenvoorde site in France away from infant nutrition production and toward medical nutrition. The move at the 115-year-old facility signals the company's continued pivot toward health-focused product categories as demand patterns shift in the infant formula market. Details on timelines, investment or job impacts were not provided in initial coverage.

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    Alameda County Food Bank and Blue Shield expand 'food as medicine' program●Alameda County Food Bank, Blue Shield expand ‘food as medicine' program✉newsHealthMedicine1 h ago

    The Alameda County Community Food Bank and Blue Shield of California are expanding their 'food as medicine' initiative in the San Francisco Bay Area, which connects people with health conditions to nutritious food as part of their care. The program reflects a growing effort by health insurers and food banks to treat healthy eating as a medical intervention.

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    Blue Shield of California Launches Food as Health Initiative▼Blue Shield of California Launches Food as Health Initiative With Support for Alameda County Community Food Bank✉newsHealthNutrition8 h ago

    Blue Shield of California has announced a new Food as Health initiative, providing support to the Alameda County Community Food Bank. The program aims to address nutrition and food insecurity as part of broader health care efforts, connecting members and communities with healthy food resources. Details on funding amounts and program scope have not yet been widely reported, and reaction beyond the announcement itself remains limited so far.

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    Trinity Health farm program brings Food as Medicine to communities●Trinity Health’s farm program brings Food as Medicine to community tables✉newsHealthMedicine10 h ago

    Trinity Health is running a farm program that supplies fresh produce to community tables as part of its Food as Medicine initiative. The American Hospital Association highlighted the effort, which connects hospital-supported agriculture with nutrition-based health care, aiming to improve community health through access to fresh food.

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    Texas Agriculture Commissioner Launches Farm Fresh Challenge▼Commissioner Miller’s Farm Fresh Challenge Connects Texas Agriculture and Federal Nutrition Programs✉newsHealthNutrition8 h ago

    Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has announced the Farm Fresh Challenge, an initiative linking Texas-grown farm products with federal nutrition programs across the state. The Texas Department of Agriculture promoted the effort through its official channels, and regional outlets such as East Texas Radio covered the announcement. The challenge aims to connect local producers with nutrition assistance programs, encouraging the use of fresh, Texas-sourced foods in federal feeding efforts.