Gov. Newsom signs bill banning artificial food dyes in school snacks and drinks
Fruity Pebbles, Starburst, Flamin’ Hot Cheetos and sports drinks are just some of the foods and beverages that could disappear from California schools after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill banning certain artificial food dyes from K-12 campuses.
No more ‘sell by’ stickers. California Gov. Newsom signs bill standardizing food package labels
Gavin Newsom over the weekend signed Assembly Bill 660 into law, which standardizes food package labeling. It will have to read either “best if used by” to denote peak product freshness or “use by” to denote when a food product is no longer safe to eat.
The Denver International Airport opened three new food and drink spots that can also be found around the Mile High City.
Kludt-Williams Family Winery will open soon in the familiar blue building at 1611 N. 13th St., according to owners Ben and ...
Certain synthetic food dyes are linked to behavioral issues in kids. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law to ban them in school ...
Disney World's annual Epcot Food & Wine Festival features unique food and drinks with an international flair. Here are the ...
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Consumers are shifting towards uncharted food and drink trends territories in 2025, as they straddle health and indulgence and make peace with new origins and ag-tech, including GM.
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This Spanish salad calls for tender potatoes, bell peppers, tuna and tomatoes, served chilled or at room temperature, making ...
November typically kicks off a long dormant season for when wildfires are most active in Oklahoma, with the threat remaining ...
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