Whether as a hiking snack or part of a child’s lunch, fruit leather is a product loved for its convenience. But according to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), fruit leathers can contain high concentrations of pesticides and consumers should choose fruit that is both organic and fresh — not dried.
Continue Reading Study finds high concentrations of pesticides in fruit leather
A Hawaiian fruit leather manufacturer is on notice from the FDA after inspectors determined the claims on the company’s product labels, product brochures and website established that its products are drugs.
The Food and Drug Administration reported the drug designation is accurate for the products “because they are intended for
Continue Reading Health claims on Hawaiian Organic Noni fruit leather earn FDA drug warning
