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testing we do not test our products on animals and are committed to ending animal testing wherever we operate. we use a wide range of non-animal approaches to assess the safety of our products for consumers and have complied with the eu animal testing bans for cosmetics since . we support calls for...

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. – erythrosine regulatory status: banned from cosmetics in / still approved in food after finding out that red # causes cancer in animal studies the fda banned it from cosmetics in . yet, the fda still permits red # in our food and you'll find it in chewing gum, nesquik strawberry milk, popsicles, yogurts

it would "take steps" to ban in it food too. well, it's been over years, and we are still waiting for the fda to take action on red # . there are six more artificial food colors that were approved for food and later banned by the fda: green , green , red , red , red , and violet . . partially hydrogenated...

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who underlines the need to strengthen regulations on trans fat in india disha foundation called on the indian government to reduce trans fats to % in all foods, and eliminate trans fats from indian foods by may , disha foundation called on the indian government to reduce trans fats to % in all foods,

and eliminate trans fats from indian foods by , as a newly released report by the world health organization confirms that more than indians die each year, the highest in the world, due to unnecessary overexposure to the toxic chemical, trans fat....

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cut down on trans fats: expert feb , food authority launches drive to create awareness on issue how trans fat harms us  it builds bad cholesterol on the walls of the arteries, making them narrow or hard.  it decreases the level of good cholesterol.  increases the risk of developing heart diseases

and stroke.  associated with higher risk of developing type- diabetes. what are trans fats  trans fat is a type of unsaturated fatty acids that occur in small amount in nature but are produced widely in industrial units from vegetable fats for use in packaged baked goods, frying fast food and used...

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of this chapter - other - coffee, whether or not roasted or decaffeinated; coffee husks and skins; coffee substitutes containing coffee in any proportion - not decaffeinated - coffee husks and skins - coffee substitutes containing coffee - tea, whether or not flavoured - black tea (fermented) and partly

pectates; agar-agar and other mucilages and thickeners, whether or not modified, derived from vegetable products - pig fat (including lard) and poultry fat, other than that of heading or - other - other - for technical or industrial uses other than the manufacture of foodstuffs for human consumption - animal...

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