#food-regulations

#food-regulations

If you 'wanta Fanta' overseas, expect a totally different soda than the vibrant-colored one sold stateside. The U.S. version says it contains 'natural orange flavors,' which is pretty vague.

In-N-Out Burger has confirmed that it has removed artificial coloring from its Signature Pink Lemonade and strawberry shakes, part of a commitment to high-quality ingredients.

According to Tyson Foods' website, Jimmy Dean uses 'sharp pasteurized process American cheese' on its frozen breakfast sandwiches, yet, opinions on what constitutes 'real cheese' vary.

"The Royal Air Force has lifted a 60-year ban on Tunnock's tea cakes, debunking a long-held myth that they could explode in the cockpit after extensive testing."

For some context, Edy's and Dreyer's are the same brand - Dreyer's is typically sold on the West Coast and in Texas, and Edy's is seen on the East Coast.

I urge every governor to follow West Virginia's lead and submit a waiver to the USDA to remove soda from SNAP. If there's one thing we can agree on, it should be eliminating taxpayer-funded soda subsidies for lower-income kids.

Subway's bread contains so much sugar that in Ireland, it is legally classified as cake rather than bread, due to having 10 percent sugar content.