Sam's Club targets 40 ingredients for removal by 2025 in its "Made Without" initiative, responding to members seeking ...

There’s no doubt about it: sunscreen is important — and it should be worn daily to combat the harmful effects of UV rays (not ...

Since ingredient labels aren’t always straightforward, it often falls on consumers to decode them. Here’s what to watch for and how to cut through the buzzwords.

Fortunately, there are steps the agency can take right now to stem the flow of potentially unsafe ingredients into our food ...

Bad ingredients turn up in a surprising number of products, high-quality and otherwise, so let’s give you some clues about what to look for when you start shopping. Alcohol shows up in products ...

Understanding product labels proves essential for avoiding potentially harmful ingredients. Consumers should familiarize themselves with common problematic components and their various names.

Some common laundry detergent ingredients can be harmful for both people and the environment. Ingredients to avoid include dyes, phosphates, and optical brighteners. Look for Green Seal or USDA ...

The Girl Scouts of the USA is responding to recent claims that its cookies contain “toxic” metals and other potentially harmful ingredients. A study by the nonprofit group Moms Across America ...

Of course, banning one harmful ingredient is good, but if it’s replaced by something that’s also bad the problem continues. With Red 3 out, Red 40 is in as a potential swap for food manufacturers.