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FDA to Allow New ‘No Artificial Colors’ Labeling Claims

ArentFox Schiff·Feb 19

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The FDA is set to permit new labeling claims related to the absence of artificial colors. This change will allow certain products to feature a "no artificial colors" label. The details of the new labeling claims are not specified, but the move appears to be related to food product labeling.

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