evidence: You may or may not have heard about Apeel—a coating made of monoacylglycerides and other ingredients. Apeel claims by simply applying a microscopic amount to produce (usually after it has been picked), Apeel creates a breathable layer that slows spoilage by keeping moisture in and oxygen out. [...] Here’s the problem: according to my phone conversation with a representative at the FDA – she said no law requires them to label a produce item that has been sprayed with Apeel. I replied that the FDA requires labeling ingredients on all other food packages. She said yes, but Apeel is not part of the apple, orange, avocado ingredients, etc. I said, well, the people are ingesting the Apeel coating, which has ingredients.