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  1. The article discusses how potential food labeling laws, such as Prop 37, could have impacted food producers in California, alongside the push for national GMO labeling laws in the U.S. market.

Standardizing food labels in California to reduce waste, co-sponsoring a bill on food waste.

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Standardizing food labels in California to reduce waste, co-sponsoring a bill on food waste.

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  1. A voluntary certification seal has been established through a bill concerning food industry standards in California.Sub-event
  2. Research from Johns Hopkins and Rutgers supports California's push for new food labeling laws.1 source
  3. CA pushes for food waste reduction via new standardized food labeling laws.1 source

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