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The FDA has proposed new rules for food ingredient notifications, but has not defined 'ultra-processed foods' as previously promised. The changes aim to close a regulatory loophole but fall short of broader reform commitments amid ongoing food safety concerns.
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The FDA has proposed new rules for food ingredient notifications, but has not defined 'ultra-processed foods' as previously promised. The changes aim to close a regulatory loophole but fall short of broader reform commitments amid ongoing food safety concerns.
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FDA proposes new food ingredient rule but skips defining ‘ultra-processed’
FDA Proposes Changes to Food Ingredient Notification Rules