WTH is BHA and Why is the FDA Up in Arms About It?
The preservative hasn’t been banned (yet), but the agency just kicked off a major safety re-check — and consumers can spot it fast on labels.
Gary P Guthrie
Louisville KYGary Guthrie is Editor-in-Chief of Smart Senior Daily — broadcaster, consultant, station owner, and author of 3,500+ consumer articles across 50+ years. Also particular about his french fries (lightly done, always).
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