The truth behind ‘no artificial colors’ label FDA makes changes to ‘no artificial colors’ label
Does “no artificial colors” really mean what it says?
A recent change by the FDA has consumer advocates worried that food labels are about to get a lot more confusing.
Consumer Reports reveals more about the rule change and what it means for the foods you eat.
You can watch the full report in the video at the beginning of this article.
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