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Australian Woman Found Guilty of Murder in Mushroom Poisoning CaseAfter a nine-week trial and six days of deliberations, Erin Patterson was found guilty of murdering three of her husband's relatives by serving them poisonous mushrooms. During the 2023 incident, ...
The Indian Food and Beverage Association (IFBA) criticizes 'No Palm Oil' labels as misleading marketing, despite palm oil's ...
Kratom is an important tool for harm reduction, and regulation will protect access. Hochul should sign two oversight bills ...
As India consumes 9 million tonnes of palm oil annually, the rise of “palm oil free” labels sparks debate over health claims ...
Most Australian adults are confused about what ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are and often misidentify them based on packaging ...
The Swiss government has approved new labelling rules that mandate businesses to declare if the meat and dairy products ...
While this policy applies only to Texas, experts say the ripple effects could be felt nationwide. "When a state as big as ...
It will force food companies to decide whether to reformulate products to avoid the labels, add the newly required language, pull certain products from Texas shelves or oppose the measure in court. It ...
Packaged food and drink sold in Texas containing certain artificial ingredients will require on-pack warning labels following the signing of Senate Bill 25 by Governor Greg Abbott this weekend.
The legislation applies to food product labels developed or copyrighted on or after Jan. 1, 2027. Federal action could overturn aspects of the law, including what’s subject to the legislation.
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Texas to introduce food-additive warning labels - MSNTexas has passed a legislation that will require food producers to place warning labels on items containing certain artificial colours and additives. The use of more than 40 substances, including ...
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