FDA Loosens Rules for ‘No Artificial Colors’ Labeling on Food

Everyday Health·Feb 9

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The FDA has loosened its rules for labeling food as having "no artificial colors". This change allows companies to make this claim even if they add plant-based colors to their products. The move has sparked conflicting reactions, with some outlets framing it as a relaxation of labeling rules and others as a retreat from a plan to restrict artificial colors.

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