FDA food policy: RFK Jr takes aim at ‘unvetted’ ingredients in US food supply with new proposal
- health officials have proposed a rule change that would require food producers to inform authorities prior to introducing new ingredients or additives into packaged and processed goods.
- This measure seeks to alter a long-standing policy criticized by advocates as a regulatory loophole that has permitted thousands of unvetted substances to enter the nation's food supply.
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- health officials have proposed a rule change that would require food producers to inform authorities prior to introducing new ingredients or additives into packaged and processed goods.
- This measure seeks to alter a long-standing policy criticized by advocates as a regulatory loophole that has permitted thousands of unvetted substances to enter the nation's food supply.
Sources: The Independent