Disclosure Statement

[Policy updated as of May 26, 2012]

Information presented on this site is intended as both a professional* representation of the nutrition and communications services I provide to companies through my business ReganMillerJones, Inc., as well as a personal representation of my views on food and nutrition through my blog.

As of the date that this policy was written, I have not accepted paid topic insertions in my posts. As co-founder of The Recipe ReDux I am, however, compensated for the organization and management of any Recipe Contests associated with The Recipe ReDux by the companies listed as the "Sponsor" of each contest. Advertising space on this site is intended to generate revenue and as such is labeled as “advertisement.” Advertisements do not influence the content contained within the pages of this site. 

It should be noted that by the nature of my business, I do accept payment for freelance projects and ongoing consulting work from various food companies and food commodity organizations. I have mentioned those companies and brands in previous blog posts, but have never accepted payment specifically for those mentions. I do not engage in business with companies whose products do not match my personal and professional beliefs. Any previous mention of these products in my personal blog represent my belief that they support my professional and personal goals.

While I have not accepted payment for inclusion into this site by any organizations, it is important to note that I have had in the past or currently do have a monetary relationship with the following companies:

Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Southeast United Dairy Industry Association
BlogHer
The Quaker Oats Company
Frito Lay 
DairyMAX
Florida Dairy Farmers
Time Inc. Custom Publishing
Weight Watchers Magazine 
Cooking Light Magazine
Oxmoor House
GlaxoSmithKline

*The use of the term "professional" throughout this site represents informational services only. None of the information on this site or the services performed by ReganMillerJones, Inc., should be considered as a medical diagnosis or treatment.