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Juhohn Lee
Verified
Lead Producer, CNBC
New York
Beats
LGBTQ+ Issues , Human Rights , Culture
Sports, business, world, technology, science.
Content
How the FDA's approval for food additives works, and why experts say a loophole allows companies to bypass it
By Juhohn Lee Verified| WMAQ-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified The U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates food and health-related products to ensure they're safe for public health. Today, it's estimated to oversee 80% of the U.S. food supply. This also places ingredient safety regulations under the FDA's authority. According to a 1958 law, companies looking to introduce a new food additive into the food supply are supposed to file a petition with the FDA, triggering a lengthy process of scientific investigation and public comment.
By Juhohn Lee Verified, Jeniece Pettitt Verified| CNBC Verified ShareShare Article via FacebookShare Article via TwitterShare Article via LinkedInShare Article via EmailHow sketchy chemicals like Red No. 3 end up in U.S. foodThe Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, is responsible for regulating food and health-related products to ensure they're safe for public health. But experts say a legal loophole has allowed companies to include chemical additives that could be potentially dangerous to consumers' health without the FDA even knowing.
By Juhohn Lee Verified| CNBC Verified President Donald Trump has reiterated his desire to buy Greenland, and to achieve his goal of controlling the autonomous territory of Denmark. . However, the United States isn't the only country with an eye on the region. In 2018, a Chinese state-owned company bid roughly $550 million to expand two airports in Greenland, but the bid was ultimately withdrawn.
Company Info
CNBC
CNBC, or the Consumer News and Business Channel, is a prominent global business news television channel that launched on April 17, 1989. Founded by former NBC President Bob Wright, CNBC aims to provide viewers with insights into how business events impact their lives and finances. The network has grown to become the world's leading business news media company, reaching over 450 million consumers each month. CNBC offers a variety of services, including 23 hours of live TV programming each weekday, featuring popular shows like *Squawk Box* and *Fast Money*. It operates a 24/7 digital platform that delivers real-time news, analysis, and market data through its website and mobile apps. Additionally, CNBC provides subscription-based services for exclusive content and hosts numerous business events and conferences for networking among executives and thought leaders. With a global presence and more than 20 bureaus worldwide, CNBC also tailors its content for regional audiences through channels like CNBC Asia and CNBC Europe.
Los Gatos, California, United States