Food ingredients banned in New York (2027)
New York bans 4 food additives that remain legal in the rest of the US, under NY S6055 (proposed) — bans Red 3, BVO, potassium bromate, propylparaben. The ban takes effect January 2027. Manufacturers must reformulate products sold in New York or pull them from shelves.
The 4 banned ingredients
| Ingredient | Why it's banned |
|---|---|
| Red Dye 3 | Same rationale as California AB 418. |
| Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO) | FDA revoked GRAS status nationally Aug 2024. |
| Potassium Bromate | Possible carcinogen (IARC 2B). |
| Propylparaben | Endocrine disruptor concerns. |
Background
New York has proposed legislation mirroring California AB 418 to ban 4 food additives. Status: bill introduced 2023, in committee.
Read the full text of NY S6055 (proposed) — bans Red 3, BVO, potassium bromate, propylparaben →
Common products affected
- Peeps
- Maraschino cherries
- Conventional white bread brands
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