California makes history by banning four common food additives! Discover how this move impacts your health and what it means for the future of food safety. 

Governor Newsom signs the California Food Safety Act, outlawing Red Dye No. 3, potassium bromate, brominated vegetable oil, and propylparaben. The law takes effect from Jan. 1, 2027. 

Governor Newsom signs the California Food Safety Act, outlawing Red Dye No. 3, potassium bromate, brominated vegetable oil, and propylparaben. The law takes effect from Jan. 1, 2027. 

State vs Federal

Learn about the health problems linked to these additives. From hormonal disruptions to cancer risks, the dangers are real. 

Health Concerns 

Unraveling the FDA's stance on these additives. Discover why they haven't been banned federally despite health concerns. 

FDA Evaluation 

Tips for consumers to navigate food labels and avoid harmful additives. Your knowledge is your best defense. 

Consumer Awareness 

Simple steps to minimize exposure to banned additives. Take charge of your health and make informed choices. 

How to Stay Safe?

The ban prompts food manufacturers to reformulate products. Will this lead to safer alternatives? 

Impact on Industry 

Insights from Professor Kathleen Melanson shed light on the risks and precautions associated with these additives. 

Expert Insights 

Key takeaways for consumers: read labels, minimize processed foods, and demand safer alternatives. 

What You Should Know ?

As California leads the way, consumers become more empowered to shape the future of food safety. Your voice matters.

Taking Action