Press Media Coverage
Here’s some recent media coverage of our Med Mark programplease click on the article titles to access and read online editions or to download the article PDF.
July 2008 Baking and Snack Magazine
Salubrious and Savory
by Jennifer Barnett Fox
July 2008 GroceryHeadquarters.com
Mediterranean Inspiration
Suzanne Vita Palazzo
June 2008 Gourmet Retailer
A Mark of Success: Mediterranean Foods Alliance AnnouncedJune 2008 Today’s Dietitian
Return to Roots: A Mediterranean Makeover for “American” Italian Cuisine
by Diane Welland, MS, RDJune 2008 NutraIngredients.com
Med Diet Gathers Momentum
by Lorraine HellerJune 2008 Gourmet Retailer
Sicily: At the Heart of the Mediterranean
by Danny MellmanApril 2008 Publix Greenwise Market
Sun-Kissed Cuisine
April 2008 Food Navigator
PepsiCo Extends Presence in Med Snacks Market
by Linda RanoMay 2008 Refrigerated and Frozen Foods Retailer
Mediterranean Foods Soar
by Dan RafertyMarch 2008 Food Navigator
New Alliance to Boost Mediterranean Diet
by Chris JonesMarch 2008 Supermarket News
Oldways Launches Mediterranean Foods Alliance
March 2008 Gourmet Retailer
Oldways Launches Industry Program Promoting Mediterranean FoodsJanuary 2008 Refrigerated and Fast Foods Retailer
Med Mark Promotes Mediterranean DietJanuary 2008 Natural Foods Merchandiser
New ways to navigate the Mediterranean in your aisles
by Christine SpeharDecember 2007 FitSugar
Another Reason to Go Mediterranean
October 2007 SuperMarket News
Mediterranean Aisles
by Julie GallagherAugust 2007 -- FoodNavigator-USA
New initiatives make Med diet symbol more accessible
by Lorraine HellerAugust 2007 -- Gourmet News
Mediterranean diet hits the mark
by Anna WolfeJune 2007 -- Revolution Health
The Mediterranean Food Pyramid: What's on the Menu?
by Linda RathMay 2007 -- Gourmet Retailer
Merchandising the Mediterranean
by Michelle MoranMay 2007 -- MeatProcess.com
New Med diet symbol to flag up healthy goods
by Lorraine HellerMarch 2007 -- FoodNavigator-USA
Med diet symbol set for launch in US
by Lorraine Heller
Read what the experts have to say
In 1993, Oldways formulated the “Mediterranean Diet Pyramid,” a revolutionary challenge to the USDA’s sacrosanct “Food Guide Pyramid.” The new pyramid mustered impressive scientific data to suggest that foods eaten abundantly in Mediterranean cultureswhole grains, fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, legumes, nuts and olive oilcontributed to a longer, healthier life.
John Mariani, Wine Spectator
Over the past decade, Oldways has pushed the Mediterranean diet, along with such causes as a revised USDA food pyramid, traditional ways of making food, sustainable agriculture and olive oil as a healthy fatall campaigns pursued relentlessly and quite successfully.
Alison Arnett, Boston Globe
Only if you had lived in a closet for the last several years could you be unaware of the celebration of Mediterranean cuisine as a healthful, satisfying diet. Much of this awareness must be credited to Oldways.
James Mellgren, The Gourmet Retailer
The Healthiest Diet in the World.
Sarah Robbins, Shape Magazine

