(KABC) -- The California state Assembly has approved a bill that would ban certain ingredients found in popular candies such as Skittles and Nerds, as well as other processed foods. Assembly Bill ...
Assembly Bill 418 would ban processed foods and drinks that contain chemicals linked to cancer and other health issues.
California Assembly Bill 418 (AB 418) has a received a favorable 54-11 Assembly vote, which is a first-in-the-nation ban on brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propylparaben, Red Dye No ...
A first-of-its-kind law that would ban the use of ... health issues in processed foods and drinks is now closer than ever to becoming reality in California. Assembly Bill 418, introduced by ...
On Monday, the California Assembly approved bill A.B. 418 by a vote of 54-11 to ban five harmful chemicals from candy, cereals and other processed ... in non-natural foods that Americans already ...
The California state Assembly has approved a bill that would ban certain ingredients found in popular candies such as Skittles and Nerds, as well as other processed foods. Assembly Bill 418 ...
Now the bill will be heard and voted on by the California Senate. If it becomes law in California, the ban will put pressure ... the safety of many processed foods. Following Europe’s lead ...
A first-of-its-kind law that would ban the use of certain ingredients and dyes linked to cancer and other health issues in processed foods and drinks is now closer than ever to becoming reality in ...
The California state Assembly has approved a bill that would ban certain ingredients found in popular candies such as Skittles and Nerds, as well as other processed foods. Assembly Bill 418 ...
A first-of-its-kind law that would ban the use of ... health issues in processed foods and drinks is now closer than ever to becoming reality in California. Assembly Bill 418, introduced by ...
A first-of-its-kind law that would ban the use of ... health issues in processed foods and drinks is now closer than ever to becoming reality in California. Assembly Bill 418, introduced by ...
