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El Secretario de Salud de EE. UU., Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ha instado a las empresas alimentarias a eliminar los colorantes artificiales de sus productos como parte de su plan para reformar la dieta nacional y combatir enfermedades crónicas. Durante una reunión con líderes de la industria, Kennedy enfatizó que es prioritario erradicar estos aditivos, respaldado por una encuesta que muestra un fuerte apoyo público para prohibir ciertos aditivos en la alimentación. La propuesta busca mejorar la salud pública y ha encontrado consenso entre demócratas y republicanos. Para más detalles, visita el enlace.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., US Secretary of Health and Human Services, is set to meet with top executives from major food brands on Monday. This significant gathering aims to address key issues such as banning seed oils, regulating food additives, and improving nutrition labels as part of the "Make America Healthy Again" initiative. The meeting marks Kennedy's first direct engagement with the food industry he has criticized for its role in public health concerns. Senior leaders from companies like General Mills and PepsiCo are expected to attend, following a White House suggestion for Cabinet officials to collaborate with industry representatives. Kennedy has been vocal about the need for reform in the food supply, citing concerns over processed foods and their impact on chronic illnesses in children. For more details, visit the full article.