A new Assembly Bill aims to eliminate all ultra processed foods in school lunches in the State of California by the year 2032 ...

The measure would make California the first government in the world to define ultra-processed foods, according to the bill’s sponsor, the advocacy and research organization Environmental Working ...

Assembly Bill 418, proposed by Rep. Jesse Gabriel from Woodland Hills, would ban processed foods with the chemicals red dye no. 3, titanium dioxide, potassium bromate, brominated vegetable oil and ...

The measure would make California the first government in the world to define ultra-processed foods, according to the bill’s sponsor, the advocacy and research organization Environmental Working ...

California’s agriculture community has always supported the goal of nourishing our state’s children. We grow the nuts, citrus, and fruit that feed families here and around the world. So, it’s with gre ...

California schools are working to phase out ultra-processed foods by 2035, with lawmakers supporting healthier meals for students. Learn about the new bill and initiatives.

Under California’s definition, a food would be considered ultra-processed if it contains ingredients in nine categories: stabilizers, propellants, emulsifiers, colors, flavoring agents, flavor ...