> the move builds on californias work to ban several food additives commonly found in popular cereal, soft drinks and candy and to block schools from providing flamin hot cheetos and other snacks made with certain synthetic dyes. never mind, kind of based. > newsom is requiring the california department of public health to provide recommendations by april 1 to limit the harms associated with ultra-processed foods and food ingredients that pose a health risk, which may include warning labels. but the warning labels have gotten out of hand. if i go to costco or a japanese store, everything has a warning label saying "proposition 65 this contains lead" so i can't fucking buy anything
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