Kennedy Challenges Iced Coffee Safety, Calls for Food System Changes
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. challenges the safety of super-sweet iced coffees from Dunkin and Starbucks, demanding proof of their safety for teenage girls. He advocates for closing a loophole in the Generally Recognized As Safe program, which allows companies to approve their own ingredients without full safety checks. Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey defends Dunkin, a hometown favorite, while supporters of the Make America Healthy Again movement cheer healthier standards. No word yet from the Health Department, Dunkin, or Starbucks on any restrictions.
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