#food-regulations

#food-regulations

McDonald's french fries in the U.S. have more than 10 ingredients, compared to just four in Europe due to regulations and preferences.

Jimmy Dean's breakfast sandwiches contain processed American cheese, which raises questions about the definition of 'real cheese' and its ingredients.

Found Coffee successfully fights to keep selling Vegemite after health risk assessment shows low risk to consumers.

The RAF lifted a 60-year ban on Tunnock's tea cakes, indicating they do not pose a safety risk at high altitudes.

Edy's and Dreyer's ice cream rebranding led to widespread confusion and frustration among fans due to legal definition changes regarding ice cream labeling.

HHS Secretary Kennedy is promoting health initiatives in West Virginia, including a ban on food dyes and restrictions on SNAP benefits for soda.

Current food regulations create inefficiencies, highlighting the need for a unified Department of Food.

Subway dominates the U.S. fast food market, despite not being a traditional burger chain.

Macsween of Edinburgh is adapting haggis recipes for the U.S. market after a long ban, using sheep heart instead of lung.