
FDA keeps working on food labels and dietary guidance
Though Americans seem to refuse to eat healthy, the FDA has relentless persistence to help people make responsible food choices.

Though Americans seem to refuse to eat healthy, the FDA has relentless persistence to help people make responsible food choices.

Chronic diseases such as hypertension are linked to a high sodium intake. The FDA proposed changes to its salt standards so that food manufacturers can use salt substitutes and lower the sodium content in processed food.

Though Americans seem to refuse to eat healthy, the FDA has relentless persistence to help people make responsible food choices.

Chronic diseases such as hypertension are linked to a high sodium intake. The FDA proposed changes to its salt standards so that food manufacturers can use salt substitutes and lower the sodium content in processed food.

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The FDA released a statement that it is restructuring and reorganizing to help better promote public health in the modern era.