Government presses to label saturated fats in foods
Washington moves toward labeling saturated fats as officials weigh health risks and consumer groups press for transparency. The FDA previously banned fat labels in 1959 but growing evidence and expert advocacy push for clearer disclosures and leaner food options.
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