????? Can anyone give me the list of BANNED FOOD PRODUCTS,PLEEASE??????

Question

I want the list of banned food products. We are doing a survey on the banned food products in the school. Please give your answers as early as possible..............

I just want the list of banned food products or some ingredients,colors or preservatives which should not be added to food.........

Answer 1

Here are somr to get you started, it includes the name of the product, the year it was found to be toxic and the reason why.


Banned Food Additives


Food Additive Cemetery: Additives That Have Been Banned. The food and chemical industries have said for decades that all food additives are well tested and safe. And most additives are safe. However, the history of food additives is riddled with additives that, after many years of use, were found to pose health risks. Those listed below have been banned. The moral of the story is that when someone says that all food additives are well tested and safe you should take their assurances with a grain of salt.


Agene
(nitrogen trichloride) flour bleaching and aging agent synthetic 1949 dogs that ate bread made from treated flour suffered epileptic-like fits; the toxic agent was methionine sulfoxime

Artificial Colouring
Butter yellow artificial coloring synthetic 1919 toxic, later found to cause liver cancer

Green 1 artificial coloring synthetic 1965 liver cancer

Green 2 artificial coloring synthetic 1965 insufficient economic importance to be tested

Orange 1 artificial coloring synthetic 1956 organ damage

Orange 2 artificial coloring synthetic 1960 organ damage

Orange B artificial coloring synthetic 1978 (ban never finalized) cancer

Red 1 artificial coloring synthetic 1961 liver cancer

Red 2 artificial coloring synthetic 1976 possible carcinogen

Red 4 artificial coloring synthetic 1976 high levels damaged adrenal cortex of dog; after 1965 it was used only in maraschino cherries and certain pills; it is still allowed in externally applied drugs and cosmetics

Red 32 artificial coloring synthetic 1976 damages internal organs and may be a weak carcinogen; since 1956 it continues to be used under the name Citrus Red 2 only to color oranges (2 ppm)

Red 32 artificial coloring synthetic 1956 damages internal organs and may be a weak carcinogen; since 1956 it continues to be used under the name Citrus Red 2 only to color oranges (2 ppm)

Sudan 1 artificial coloring synthetic 1919 toxic, later found to be carcinogenic

Violet 1 artificial coloring synthetic 1973 cancer (it had been used to stamp the US Department of Agriculture’s inspection mark on beef carcasses)

Yellow 1 and 2 artificial coloring synthetic 1959 intestinal lesions at high dosages

Yellow 3 artificial coloring synthetic 1959 heart damage at high dosages

Yellow 4 artificial coloring synthetic 1959 heart damage at high dosages

cinnamyl anthranilate artificial coloring synthetic 1982 liver cancer

cobalt salts stabilize beer foam synthetic 1966 toxic effects on heart

coumarin flavoring tonka bean 1954 liver poison

cyclamate artificial sweetener synthetic 1970 bladder cancer, damage to testes; now not thought to cause cancer directly, but to increase the potency of other carcinogens

diethyl pyrocarbonate (DEPC) preservative (beverages) synthetic 1972 combines with ammonia to form urethane, a carcinogen

monochloroacetic acid preservatives synthetic 1941 highly toxic
nordihydroguaiaretic acid (NDGA) antioxidant desert plant 1968 (FDA), 1971 (USDA) kidney damage

oil of calamus flavoring root of calamus 1968 intestinal cancer
polyoxyethylene-8-stearate (Myrj 45) emulsifier synthetic 1952 high levels caused bladder stones and tumors

safrole flavoring (root beer) sassafras 1960 liver cancer

Answer 2

Depends on the state. Included is a list of banned (imported products) first link. State of Illinois schools (second link) I know for a fact horse meat consumption is not allowed in USA, but yet we export it to Europe ( horse slaughter houses in Texas)

Answer 3

If it is a food, it isn't banned.

There are ingredients, chemicals, preservatives, dyes that aren't allowed in food.

Answer 4

i might think of that the nutrition and Drug administration (FDA) and / or worldwide wellbeing employer (WHO). i think of it basically was the FDA, yet this WHO employer looks to pop right into a brilliant style of matters, so i'm no longer constructive. i think of FDA is under the WHO in "rank." I in all probability perplexed you extra nonetheless, lol. Sorry, i attempted. basically stick the the FDA.

Answer 5

Odd banned foods.

http://reincarnage.bestpicts.me/foods-that-are-suprisingly-banned-in-the-us