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    Food, Drug, Cosmetic Cos. Should Expect More Additive Suits

    Sienna BlakeBy Updated:No Comments1 Min Read
    Food, Drug, Cosmetic Cos. Should Expect More Additive Suits

    By Connor Sears (August 26, 2022, 6:17 PM EDT) — The US Food and Drug Administration is given the “responsibility to protect the public health by ensuring that foods are safe, wholesome, sanitary, and properly labeled.”[1] Under that power, the FDA has approved many additives and excipients as being safe to use in the manufacture of drugs, cosmetics and food.

    Yet recently, there appears to be a trend of cases filed against food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturers and distributors that assert a variety of claims that center around the allegation that an FDA-approved additive or excipient causes negative health effects.[2]

    Moreover, many of these lawsuits note that the FDA-approved additive or…

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    Sienna Blake

    Sienna Blake is a licensed aesthetic consultant and beauty writer specializing in cosmetic surgery advancements and non-invasive treatments. With a background in dermatology and over eight years of industry experience, Sienna is passionate about helping people achieve confidence through informed beauty decisions. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Health Sciences and regularly collaborates with top plastic surgeons to stay at the forefront of aesthetic innovations. Outside of her work, Sienna enjoys traveling, skincare research, and practicing Pilates.

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