Tag: Uk regulations

Despite common misunderstandings, E127, also known as Erythrosine, is not completely banned in the UK; its use is strictly limited to certain products like cocktail cherries. A high-profile 2021 incident dubbed "Sprinklegate" highlighted the stringent regulations in place for the red food additive, underscoring significant health and safety concerns.

Recent UK government residue testing found that over half of tested fruit and vegetable samples contained 'forever chemicals' (PFAS), highlighting a concerning widespread contamination. Avoiding these persistent chemicals in food is possible with the right knowledge and simple changes to your daily routine.

According to research from BBC Good Food, collagen supplements are available in various forms, and studies have shown potential benefits for skin and joint health. This confirms that you can indeed buy collagen in the UK, but finding the right product from a trusted source requires a bit of knowledge.

According to the American Heart Association, mandatory menu calorie labeling has been shown to reduce average calorie intake by approximately 50 calories per meal in some settings. Yet, the question remains for many consumers: **do food places have to show calories** in all circumstances?