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By Chase Smith The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced a final rule for significant updates to the definition of “healthy” for food labeling on Dec. 19, marking the first major revision since 1994. The new rule, which aligns with modern nutrition science and dietary guidelines, is designed to empower consumers to make more informed food choices and potentially reduce the…
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