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White House has not responded to RFK Jr.'s request for proof of safety regarding ultra-processed foods

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has shown support for a petition concerning the safety of ultra-processed foods, according to a draft letter obtained by The Washington Post. Food experts believe that the petition could lead to important changes in the food industry. The White House has not yet acted on this request.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has shown support for a petition concerning the safety of ultra-processed foods, according to a draft letter obtained by The Washington Post. Food experts believe that the petition could lead to important changes in the food industry. The White House has not yet acted on this request.

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White House has not acted on RFK Jr.’s push for proof ultra-processed foods are safe

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White House has not responded to RFK Jr.'s request for proof of safety regarding ultra-processed foods