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Toxicologist explains 5 food chemicals that a new bill seeks to ban

Por: ABC News Life April 14, 2023

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A new bill introduced in California could potentially do away with some additives that appear in ingredient lists of processed foods from candy to cereals.Earlier this week, the California State Assembly health committee approved the landmark piece of legislation, , which would prohibit brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, propylparaben, Red dye No. 3 and titanium dioxide in food products sold throughout the state.If enacted, California... + full article



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