FDA Proposes New Rules for Food Additives to Enhance Safety Oversight
U.S. health officials have proposed a rule requiring food manufacturers to notify the FDA before introducing new ingredients or additives. This change aims to close a regulatory loophole that has allowed unvetted ingredients into the food supply, enhancing safety oversight.
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- T2WBAL (NBC 11)
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