Candy companies will be forced to change their recipes within three years in California or face fines after a new bill was passed in the Golden State.
Gavin Newsom signed the so-called ‘Skittles ban’ Saturday, which outlaws four popular additives that have been linked to cancer, disease and mood disorders.
The bill gives food companies three years to strip the ingredients from their products or face fines of up to $10,000.
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