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COMMENTARY: Food Additive Ban Bill an Early Test for Morrisey

Summary by WV MetroNews

Governor Patrick Morrisey faces perhaps the first major political test of his term, centered on a classic policy debate: the government’s interest in ensuring public health versus individual consumer choice. At the heart of the matter is HB 2354, a bill that seeks to ban several food additives, including butylated hydroxyanisole, propylparaben, and multiple FD&C

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COMMENTARY: Food Additive Ban Bill an Early Test for Morrisey

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100% FED UP!

WAKE UP AMERICA…Your Food Is BANNED In 30+ Countries! * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Noah

Discover the shocking truth about the food on your plate! Learn why ingredients banned in over 30 countries are still allowed in the U.S. and how they might be affecting your health. Don’t miss the eye-opening details!

14 hours ago

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WLTReport

WAKE UP AMERICA...Your Food Is BANNED In 30+ Countries!

Why are Americans fat, sick and diseased? Sure, lack of willpower may be part of it…. But I think there is a much bigger reason. FOOD. The “food” we eat, and yes I have to put that in quotes. We all know that some things we eat aren’t good for us, but you might not know that even when you’re trying to eat good food, you’re often eating things that are literally BANNED in other countries. But they feed them to you by the gallon here in America! I…

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Food Dye Ban Heads to Governor’s Desk

CHARLESTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The Senate completed legislative action Friday on a bill that would ban certain food dyes and additives in West Virginia. House Bill 2354 would ban specific food additives and dyes found in processed food products sold in the state, such as red dye No. 3 and yellow dye No. 5, deemed to be unsafe. Other additives that would be prohibited include butylated hydroxyanisole, propylparaben, red dye No. 40, yellow dye No. 6…

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