Attacking Fake Food Claims Proactive work by the U.S. FDA has greatly helped the food industry while its inactions have harmed it. The GMO labeling debacle is just one example. Its newest commissioner, physician and policy wonk Scott Gottlieb, is apparently a man of action. He has jumped into the fray over what food products can use the term milk (see Got Milk, 18 July), and now he will investigate the truthfulness of organic food labels. He has been stirred into action by Henry Miller, a former FDA official now at Stanford University. Both have experience working for conservative think tanks and are no doubt policy soulmates. Miller wrote valid criticisms about organic labeling that are similar to those made previously by WPI, but he doe...