Title: 11 International Foods That Are Banned In The U.S. - Off The Grid News
Headings: 11 International Foods That Are Banned In The U.S.
11 International Foods That Are Banned In The U.S.
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Content: The USDA has banned it here due to sanitary concerns. 10. Sassafras oil. Sassafras has been banned because it has been linked with certain cancers and with liver and kidney damage. Artificial sassafras flavoring is used for making root beer in the U.S.
11. Queen conch. With overfishing threatening its population, the queen conch has been protected since 2003 by a U.S. law making importation of the large sea snail illegal. Now that you know some of the foods our government banned, it is interesting to note another piece of food banning information. Since 2011, the French government has banned tomato ketchup in its elementary schools. Apparently, the government was concerned that the condiment, which is so omnipresent in the U.S., would overshadow the taste of French food.