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Out of the mentioned titanium dioxide might make a comeback in the EU: https://www.foodprocessing.com/business-of-food-beverage/international/news/21438611/cou
by Tade0 4y ago
Out of the mentioned titanium dioxide might make a comeback in the EU:
https://www.foodprocessing.com/business-of-food-beverage/international/news/21438611/court-reverses-eu-ban-on-titanium-dioxide https://www.foodprocessing.com/business-of-food-beverage/int...
It was a relatively new addition to the list, only ruled as too dangerous in 2019.
As for the other chemicals: if something is banned in China and India you might want to take note. Both countries have ample experience with companies attempting to put questionable additives.
- lm28469 4y agoI really don't get it with titanium dioxide. It only has a cosmetic role, why take the gamble... If it turns out to be bad we fucked millions of people for... having something slightly whiter If it turns out not to be bad we just get things slightly whiter
- nextstep 4y agoBecause in the current system of production that’s swallowing the globe, the only thing that matters is driving sales growth.