FDA bans carrageenan additive in foods nationwide
The FDA announced removal of carrageenan from the list of approved food additives. It cited animal studies showing birth defects but said no human health hazard at small amounts. Carrageenan, used since 1937 to emulsify and thicken products like chocolate, milk, ice cream, and baby formula, faces regulatory action.
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