Safe alternatives to products containing Partially Hydrogenated Oils
Partially Hydrogenated Oils is banned in United States (FDA revoked GRAS status 2015; compliance deadline June 2018; manufacturing effectively banned), European Union (banned 2021 — maximum 2g trans fat per 100g total fat), Canada (banned 2018), United Kingdom, Denmark (first country to ban, 2003) but still found in many US foods. Here are clean swaps.
🚫 Banned in United States (FDA revoked GRAS status 2015; compliance deadline June 2018; manufacturing effectively banned)🚫 Banned in European Union (banned 2021 — maximum 2g trans fat per 100g total fat)🚫 Banned in Canada (banned 2018)🚫 Banned in United Kingdom🚫 Banned in Denmark (first country to ban, 2003)
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Full Partially Hydrogenated Oils breakdown →Frequently asked questions
What foods contain Partially Hydrogenated Oils?+
Partially Hydrogenated Oils is found in many processed US foods including snacks, cereals, beverages, and condiments.
Is Partially Hydrogenated Oils banned in the US?+
Partially Hydrogenated Oils is banned or restricted in United States (FDA revoked GRAS status 2015; compliance deadline June 2018; manufacturing effectively banned), European Union (banned 2021 — maximum 2g trans fat per 100g total fat), Canada (banned 2018), United Kingdom, Denmark (first country to ban, 2003) but is currently permitted in the US by the FDA.
How can I avoid Partially Hydrogenated Oils?+
Look for products labeled "certified organic," "no artificial colors," or certified by Non-GMO Project. The brands listed above are clean swaps. You can also use BannedPantry's barcode scanner to check any product instantly.
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