If approved, California’s Bill 2244 would allow for certified labels to be placed on foods that don’t fall under the state’s definition of ultra-processed foods.
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“It’s about time.”
That was California resident Rick Salazar’s immediate reaction upon learning that California lawmakers last month voted unanimously in favor of certified labels on foods that are not ultra-processed.
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