KIND Fruit and Nut Bars Get FDA Linguistics Lesson: Words Only Mean What Bureaucrats Say They Mean
FDA dings KIND for using the word "healthy" since bars contain more than 1 gram of saturated fat.
FDA dings KIND for using the word "healthy" since bars contain more than 1 gram of saturated fat.
WaPo editors counter anti-biotech activist's disinformation campaign
The FDA disagrees and prefers ignorance
We don't, say the bioluddites over at Friends of the Earth and Consumers Union
To say that Los Angeles merely failed would be putting it mildly.
Bacteria can evolve. Maybe federal policymakers can as well, before it's too late.
Q&A With Cambrian Genomics' Austen Heinz
Testing company 23andMe expresses its gratitude
Genetically modified mosquitoes combat disease
If a new federal food-safety agency would help eliminate inefficiencies, it might earn widespread support.
Consolidating food-safety functions might be smart, but why create a whole new federal agency?
European Food Safety Authority finds "no consumer health risk from bisphenol-A exposure."
Don't stop hoarding those Cuban cigars just yet.
There is little reason to believe the FDA's new menu regulations will make people thinner.
Mandate for more nutritional labeling comes with a hefty price tag.
Hellman's says a competitor doesn't meet FDA "mayonnaise" standards. So it sued.
Proposed FDA food-safety rules under the FSMA show the expensive campaign to modernize food safety shouldn't be confused with one that improves food safety.
The promise of technical end-runs around government ineptitude
Reason-Rupe finds the public wants Congress to return to DC to vote on ISIS now and is split between raising taxes and cutting spending to pay for the latest war
The next big political fix for our ailing health care system should be to get out of Silicon Valley's way.
The Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund's first annual Food Freedom Fest, which took place last weekend, was a fantastic event.
We're squandering "unbelievable" scientific possibilities.
The FDA's growing crackdown on added food ingredients just doesn't add up.
In the FDA's world, Facebook likes are advertising and honey is a "new drug" that must be regulated.
The feds list pot as one of the most dangerous drugs.
Did the FDA really back down? There are holes in that argument.
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