In yes, but well, its tough to go around the world in one night. This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Quijano good evening. Scott is off tonight. Im elaine quijano. This is our western edition. Americans are out in force on one of the busiest travel days of the year. For the holiday season, a record 103 million are expected to travel 50 miles or more via planes, trains, but mostly automobiles. But there are plenty of delays caused by snow, ice, and rain along the west coast, and throughout the central u. S. Omar villafranca has the holiday getaway covered. Reporter after more than 350 Flight Cancellations and delays today, the last thing some iavelers at l. A. X. Can do is relax. This way, please. I have waited for 10 hours. You cant deal with me . Reporter 4. 3 million fliers are expected to pass through l. A. X. This holiday season, nearly 239,000 just today, but unexpected rain on the west esast has kept thousands of them grounded. Delaelays keeping piling up, lime unluck
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Bill seeks to end labeling of plant-based products as ‘milk’
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) Four members of Congress from dairy producing states again introduced legislation Thursday to prevent the labeling of products from nuts, seeds and plants as milk, saying it’s misleading to consumers.
The bipartisan bill, which has 33 co-sponsors in the U.S. House, calls on the Food and Drug Administration to enforce its regulations that define milk and cream and stop the labeling of plant-based products as milk, yogurt or cheese.
“Only milk comes from a cow not an almond or coconut or any other fruit or vegetable,” said Idaho U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson, a Republican, in a statement. He said he’s been sounding the alarm for years to the FDA for accurate labeling in the dairy industry.
Bill seeks to end labeling of plant-based products as milk
April 22, 2021
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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) Four members of Congress from dairy producing states again introduced legislation Thursday to prevent the labeling of products from nuts, seeds and plants as milk, saying it s misleading to consumers.
The bipartisan bill, which has 33 co-sponsors in the U.S. House, calls on the Food and Drug Administration to enforce its regulations that define milk and cream and stop the labeling of plant-based products as milk, yogurt or cheese. Only milk comes from a cow not an almond or coconut or any other fruit or vegetable,” said Idaho U.S. Rep. Mike Simpson, a Republican, in a statement. He said he s been sounding the alarm for years to the FDA for accurate labeling in the dairy industry.