— OPINION —
By Scott Faber
Anyone who cares about the safety of our food wishes that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had the resources to protect consumers from dangerous
The manufacturers that use red dye No. 3 and four other food additives may run out of time in California.
The State Senate Appropriations Committee takes up Assembly Bill (AB)
On June 28, the California Senate Committee on Health approved the first-in-the-nation bill to ban five harmful chemicals from candy, cereals, and other processed food.
Assembly Bill 418, which has
Consumer Reports and the Environmental Working Group are halfway home in their strategy to ban harmful chemicals in food. They’ve focused on California where a slow but steady approach
