Nestlé Pushes For Simpler US Food Labels To Shed 'Frankenstein' Ingredients Image
Nestlé has been lobbying US authorities to allow simpler descriptions using common rather than scientific names on packaging.
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Nestlé has been lobbying US authorities to allow simpler descriptions using common rather than scientific names on packaging.
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