US States Tighten Food Additive Controls, Putting Pressure on Vietnamese Seafood Exporters
Several US states are tightening regulations on food additives, creating new compliance burdens for Vietnamese seafood exporters. California bans specific additives, Texas mandates warning labels, and Louisiana requires digital transparency, with differing state rules complicating export strategies.
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