The FDA introduced a new tool Thursday that will provide the public with a list of chemical contaminant levels in foods, the latest move from health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s agenda to overhaul food safety.
“HHS is committed to radical transparency to give Americans authentic, informed consent about what they are eating,” Kennedy said in a statement Thursday. “This new Chemical Contaminants Transparency Tool is a critical step for industry to Make America Healthy Again.”
The tool serves as an online searchable database with information on chemical contaminant levels to help evaluate potential health risks of contaminants in foods, ...
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