article_snippet: Currently, these are banned in Europe on the basis of health concerns for consumers.
article_snippet: Britain has effectively banned the use of certain artificial colours from food for children because of an association with hyperactivity, however these are not banned in the US.
article_snippet: Beef from these animals was banned in Europe, including Britain, in 1989 amid concerns the residues were a cancer risk – particularly breast cancer - in humans .
article_snippet: Milk and dairy products from the US were banned in the UK and Europe in 2000 because of concerns of a cancer risk to humans and evidence of harm to the cows.
article_snippet: This practice was banned in Britain and Europe in 2006 amid concerns This practice was leading to the emergence of superbug versions of dangerous infections, such as campylobacter and salmonella.
article_snippet: This was banned in Britain and Europe in the 1990s because of concerns the residues were a cancer risk.
article_snippet: foods/sweets/drinks aimed at children in the UK on the advice of the Food Standards Agency.
article_snippet: There are no such controls in the USA where these additives are commonly used in processed food, including breakfast cereals.
article_snippet: Two of these have been banned in Europe because these harm bees.