The resolution from the 136th General Assembly of Ohio, introduced by Representatives Santucci and Gross, calls on Congress to investigate the U.S. food supply to ensure the removal of dangerous toxins and chemicals. It highlights a crisis in the American food industry, citing alarming statistics related to obesity, cancer rates, and the declining health of children. The resolution notes that obesity rates have significantly increased, with over 35% of adults in Ohio affected, and that cancer cases and deaths have reached concerning levels. Additionally, it points to a rise in chronic health conditions among children, raising questions about the safety and integrity of the food consumed by Americans.

The resolution emphasizes the need for Congressional oversight of federal agencies responsible for food regulation, including the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. It concludes by urging Congress to take action to safeguard public health by investigating and addressing the presence of harmful substances in the food supply. The resolution also mandates that copies be sent to key congressional leaders and Ohio's media to raise awareness of this critical issue.