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Moms Across America Fights for Food Safety Reform
Moms Across America is pushing for food industry reform, citing concerns about GMOs, toxins like glyphosate found in vaccines, and their impact on children's health; they've garnered bipartisan support, including from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Moms Across America Fights for Food Safety Reform
Moms Across America is pushing for food industry reform, citing concerns about GMOs, toxins like glyphosate found in vaccines, and their impact on children's health; they've garnered bipartisan support, including from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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64% Bias Score
EU Bans Bisphenol A in Food Packaging Over Health Concerns
The European Commission has banned bisphenol A (BPA) in most food and drink packaging due to health concerns, following a 2023 European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) opinion that significantly lowered the tolerable daily intake; an 18-month phase-out period is in place for most products.
EU Bans Bisphenol A in Food Packaging Over Health Concerns
The European Commission has banned bisphenol A (BPA) in most food and drink packaging due to health concerns, following a 2023 European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) opinion that significantly lowered the tolerable daily intake; an 18-month phase-out period is in place for most products.
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36% Bias Score
Botulism Outbreak in Yekaterinburg Linked to "Za rodinu" Sprats
A mother and daughter in Yekaterinburg, Russia, contracted botulism after eating "Za rodinu" brand sprats bought December 8th from an unlicensed vendor near DK VOS. Both are critically ill, highlighting food safety concerns and prompting investigations by authorities.
Botulism Outbreak in Yekaterinburg Linked to "Za rodinu" Sprats
A mother and daughter in Yekaterinburg, Russia, contracted botulism after eating "Za rodinu" brand sprats bought December 8th from an unlicensed vendor near DK VOS. Both are critically ill, highlighting food safety concerns and prompting investigations by authorities.
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40% Bias Score
French Study Reveals High Pesticide Residue Levels in Non-Organic Fruits and Vegetables
A French study found that 84% of non-organic clementines and 62% of non-organic fruits and vegetables overall contained detectable pesticide residues in 2022, including those classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reprotoxic, raising concerns about consumer health.
French Study Reveals High Pesticide Residue Levels in Non-Organic Fruits and Vegetables
A French study found that 84% of non-organic clementines and 62% of non-organic fruits and vegetables overall contained detectable pesticide residues in 2022, including those classified as carcinogenic, mutagenic, or reprotoxic, raising concerns about consumer health.
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56% Bias Score
Kennedy's Health Secretary Nomination Faces Steep Opposition
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking the position of Health Secretary, facing opposition from 75 Nobel laureates due to his past anti-vaccine statements and association with anti-vaccine activist Aaron Siri; his confirmation is uncertain, depending on how he addresses senators' concerns during upcoming ...
Kennedy's Health Secretary Nomination Faces Steep Opposition
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking the position of Health Secretary, facing opposition from 75 Nobel laureates due to his past anti-vaccine statements and association with anti-vaccine activist Aaron Siri; his confirmation is uncertain, depending on how he addresses senators' concerns during upcoming ...
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56% Bias Score
FDA Mulls Ban on Cancer-Linked Food Dye Red 3
The FDA may soon ban Red 3, a synthetic food dye found in roughly 3,000 US food products, due to potential health risks highlighted by recent research linking it to hyperactivity and cancer in animals.
FDA Mulls Ban on Cancer-Linked Food Dye Red 3
The FDA may soon ban Red 3, a synthetic food dye found in roughly 3,000 US food products, due to potential health risks highlighted by recent research linking it to hyperactivity and cancer in animals.
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48% Bias Score
False Bovaer Claims Spark Dairy Boycott Despite Safety Approvals
False and misleading social media claims about the safety of Bovaer, a cattle feed additive reducing methane emissions by 30-45 percent, have reached millions, causing consumer boycotts despite international safety approvals and scientific evidence supporting its efficacy.
False Bovaer Claims Spark Dairy Boycott Despite Safety Approvals
False and misleading social media claims about the safety of Bovaer, a cattle feed additive reducing methane emissions by 30-45 percent, have reached millions, causing consumer boycotts despite international safety approvals and scientific evidence supporting its efficacy.
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16% Bias Score
Norovirus Outbreak Sickens 80 at LA Times Restaurant Event
Over 80 people got sick with norovirus after eating raw oysters at a December 3rd Los Angeles Times' 101 best restaurants event at the Hollywood Palladium; recalled oysters, sourced from Pacific Northwest Shellfish Co. and supplied by Santa Monica Seafood, were the cause; the FDA issued a warning to...
Norovirus Outbreak Sickens 80 at LA Times Restaurant Event
Over 80 people got sick with norovirus after eating raw oysters at a December 3rd Los Angeles Times' 101 best restaurants event at the Hollywood Palladium; recalled oysters, sourced from Pacific Northwest Shellfish Co. and supplied by Santa Monica Seafood, were the cause; the FDA issued a warning to...
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12% Bias Score
Peruvian School Lunch Scandal Implicates President's Spokesperson
A bribery scandal involving Peruvian President Dina Boluarte's spokesperson, Fredy Hinojosa, and the school lunch program Qali Warma led to a raid on Hinojosa's home and accusations of corruption, food adulteration, and collusion, affecting 4.1 million children nationwide.
Peruvian School Lunch Scandal Implicates President's Spokesperson
A bribery scandal involving Peruvian President Dina Boluarte's spokesperson, Fredy Hinojosa, and the school lunch program Qali Warma led to a raid on Hinojosa's home and accusations of corruption, food adulteration, and collusion, affecting 4.1 million children nationwide.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Farmers Protest EU-Mercosur Trade Deal, Citing Risks to Food Safety and Livelihoods
Spanish farmers and ranchers protested in Madrid on Monday against the recently signed EU-Mercosur trade agreement, fearing the impact of cheaper imports on their livelihoods, particularly regarding food safety and quality, while the deal promises to create the world's largest free trade area saving...
Spanish Farmers Protest EU-Mercosur Trade Deal, Citing Risks to Food Safety and Livelihoods
Spanish farmers and ranchers protested in Madrid on Monday against the recently signed EU-Mercosur trade agreement, fearing the impact of cheaper imports on their livelihoods, particularly regarding food safety and quality, while the deal promises to create the world's largest free trade area saving...
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52% Bias Score
Imported Fruit in Britain Contains Double the Cancer-Linked Pesticides
Government data reveals significantly higher levels of pesticides linked to cancer and infertility in imported fruit, particularly soft citrus from South Africa, compared to British produce, raising concerns about consumer health and the impact of trade deals.
Imported Fruit in Britain Contains Double the Cancer-Linked Pesticides
Government data reveals significantly higher levels of pesticides linked to cancer and infertility in imported fruit, particularly soft citrus from South Africa, compared to British produce, raising concerns about consumer health and the impact of trade deals.
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60% Bias Score
USDA Mandates Nationwide Milk Testing for Bird Flu
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a nationwide testing program for bird flu in the milk supply, starting December 16th, to complement existing measures and rapidly identify infected herds amidst an outbreak affecting over 700 dairy herds and 57 people since April.
USDA Mandates Nationwide Milk Testing for Bird Flu
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced a nationwide testing program for bird flu in the milk supply, starting December 16th, to complement existing measures and rapidly identify infected herds amidst an outbreak affecting over 700 dairy herds and 57 people since April.
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20% Bias Score
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