The US Food and Drug Administration has officially banned Red Dye No. 3 due to its link to thyroid cancer, giving manufacturers until 2027 or 2028 to remove it from their products. Red No. 3, a synthetic dye added to various foods and drinks, has been found to pose a potential cancer risk in rats but not in humans, with studies showing the need for large amounts to cause harm. Companies are looking to replace the banned dye with natural alternatives like carmine, betacyanins, and anthocyanins, while other approved synthetic dyes like Red 40 are also available.
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You'll soon be able to start a Spotify Jam directly in your car
Spotify is integrating its Jam feature into cars equipped with Android Auto and Google built-in, allowing drivers to start a Jam session directly from their car's infotainment system. This feature, which debuted in September 2023, enables passengers to contribute to playlists by scanning a QR code displayed in the car. Expected to roll out in the coming months across over 500 compatible car models, this enhancement aims to streamline music sharing during road trips, with...
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