In the next phase of U.S. food and health policy, power is shifting, not just through new regulations, but through the people and networks shaping them.
With MAHA targeting ultra-processed foods, agricultural subsidies, chemical additives, and even school meals, the consequences span industries from Big Food and agribusiness to health, tech, and education.
Understanding who holds influence and why will give you an edge, whether you're navigating federal policy, leading advocacy efforts, or managing risk at the boardroom level.
Our Influence Map offers:
✅ The Influence Leaderboard: Who’s pulling the strings? From Cabinet secretaries to political operatives, see who holds sway over MAHA’s food, chemical, and agricultural reform.
✅ Mapped Stakeholder Networks: Discover how government agencies, lobby groups, and corporate players are connected.
✅ The Lobby Landscape: Get a bird's-eye view of the most active industry groups and advocacy coalitions, and how they're aligning or clashing over MAHA's reform agenda.