Consumers become ill in seven states.
 

Phoenix-based bakery aims to restructure.

Commission cites “ultra-processed grains” among foods fueling childhood chronic disease.

Plaintiffs say David created an ‘artificial monopoly,’ denying them an ingredient in their products.
 

Management seeks to benefit as food manufacturers reformulate.
 

Claims center on cookies and crackers.

DOJ granted immediate stay as ruling is appealed.

Regulator claims lawsuit was rushed and short on evidence of price discrimination.

Updated work requirements and restrictions on what products beneficiaries may purchase have been proposed.
 

Numerous food ingredients and crop protection chemicals are cited as problematic in report.