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Health Department Moves to Define Ultra-Processed Foods
The U.S. government is finalizing a definition for ultra-processed foods, a category that lacks consensus among researchers. The Secretary of Health and Human Services announced this effort, which aims to clarify the classification of foods linked to health issues. Additionally, a proposal to require food companies to inform the FDA about new additives is being introduced, though it may not fully address safety concerns.
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The U.S. government is finalizing a definition for ultra-processed foods, a category that lacks consensus among researchers. The Secretary of Health and Human Services announced this effort, which aims to clarify the classification of foods linked to health issues. Additionally, a proposal to require food companies to inform the FDA about new additives is being introduced, though it may not fully address safety concerns.
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