Food industry The leaders of General Mills and Pepsico, together with the Consumer Marks Association, are expected to meet with the HHS secretary, Robert F. Kennedy, younger on Monday, March 10th.
The source confirmed plans for the Fox News Digital meeting on Saturday.
Although the topics for discussion were not confirmed, the food industry as a whole was the Meta RFK JR. -a from the initial launch of his presidential campaign.
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Source Related to Make Make Make AMERICA Healthy Healthy (Maha) divided by Fox News Digital for which higher leaders can talk about US adaptation to their regulations additives and colors To fulfill European standards.
HHS secretary is expected to meet with the food industry leaders on Monday. The topics of the discussion have not yet been confirmed. (Andrew Hardik/Getty Images)
Over 3000 food supplements are allowed in the US, while the European Union allows only about 300 different food additives, according to Tilley distribution, a global distribution center for special ingredients based in Maryland.
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The secretary of Kennedy and the maha influencers were open for banning seed oil.
Highly refined vegetable oil for cooking are recently associated with Increased risk of colon canceras Fox News Digital reported.
The sources said Fox News Digital that they expect the meeting to refer to additives and colors. (AP/Jacqueline Larma)
Synthetic chemicals that originate from oil are commonly used as food coloring, according to the Science Center in Public Intellige food and nutrition safety.
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“Synthetic colors often replace real, nutritious ingredients, such as fruits and vegetables, and are often used for worthless foods more attractive, especially those that are produced and marketed on the children’s market,” the CSPI website states.
The food industry was the target of secretary Kennedy from the initial launch of his presidential campaign. (East)
In January 2025. The US Food and Drug Administration announced a ban on red, called Red 3 or Eritrozin, due to the potential Risk of cancerFox News Digital reported earlier.
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