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Why some foods sold legally in the U S are banned overseas | Health

Some of the most popular products that Americans eat every day from Skittles and bread to coffee creamer are banned in counties overseas. FOX13 Investigates what s in our food.

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Illinois Food Safety Act would ban several additives in common junk foods

Illinois may begin removing certain cadies, sodas, and other foods from shelves after a proposal to ban certain additives in everyday junk food items.

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Lawmakers propose Illinois Food Safety Act, which would ban on 5 food additives, including one commonly found in Skittles

The proposed Illinois Food Safety Act would ban brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, proylparaben, red dye no. 3 and titanium dioxide.

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Illinois moves to ban Red No 3, other harmful food additives

Illinois is the latest state to move towards banning several controversial food chemical additives, following a move by California late last year.

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Dye in your diet: Why safety advocates want red dye No 3, other food additives banned

The California Food Safety Act, which goes into effect in 2027, will ban substances that are found in some 12,000 currently available products.

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