Texas Bill Would Require Warning Label on some Popular Snack Foods

Food warning labels in Texas would appear on many popular products under bill awaiting governor’s signature

Products such as Doritos, Mountain Dew and Pop-Tarts would require warning labels under Senate Bill 25, which also would require nutrition education and physical activity in public schools.

Snack Foods Might Be Changing

(Dallas, TX)  — There’s a new law in Texas that’s being considered that could change the ingredients in snacks. The Today Show reports the law would require a warning label on many popular processed foods and drinks.  The label would read “not recommended for human consumption.”  The ingredients include bleached flour, sweeteners, food dyes and preservatives. If it’s signed, Texas would become one of the first states to require the labels.  Mean…

'Not recommended for human consumption' label may be required on chips, candies in Texas

Texas Senate Bill 25, which is awaiting Gov. Abbott's approval, would require warning labels on foods that contain ingredients that are banned in other countries.

Doritos, Cheetos, M&Ms and other snacks will soon have warning labels in Texas

Big changes are coming for junk food junkies in the Lone Star State. Here's why.

‘Not Recommended for Human Consumption’: Texas Bill Would Slap Warning Labels on Snack Aisle Staples

If signed into law, the state would require foods like Doritos and M&M’s to carry new caveats warning consumers.

Texas bill targets Doritos, Skittles and M&M's with 'not safe to eat' labels

Texans could soon see warning labels on popular snacks like Doritos and M&M's under a new state bill aimed at ingredients banned overseas. The measure would require labels on packaged foods containing substances “not recommended for human consumption” by authorities in Australia, Canada, the European Union or the United Kingdom. Texas Senate Bill 25 passed the Texas Legislature and now awaits Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature. If signed into law, it …