The Department of Health and Human Services proposing new oversight of ingredients deemed generally recognized as safe. A step the administration says toward a first ever federal definition of ultrarocessed foods. The move could give the FDA more visibility into what's actually in our food.And it comes amid outbreak outbreaks of both cycllospora and salmonella. We're joined now by acting FDA Commissioner Kyle Diamantis [music] and our food and wellness reporter Brandon Gomez. Brandon, so much to uh kick kic ...

Trump administration moving this morning, tightening oversight of what goes into our food. Now, HHS announcing a proposal that would require food manufacturers to notify the FDA when they determine an ingredient is generally recognized as safe, also referred to as grass. Well, what is grass.Well, under federal law, food ingredients generally have to go through the FDA review process before they can be added to food, unless they qualify for an exemption. And grass is one of those exemptions. Originally intro ...