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Forever chemicals banned from packaging in the EU
The European Union imposes limits on perfluoroalkyl substances in food packaging, with penalties to be determined later.

The European Union has announced a ban on perfluoroalkyl substances, known as "forever chemicals," in food packaging. These substances, often found in pizza boxes and popcorn bags, will now be subject to strict limits in the European market.
As the new regulation comes into effect, penalties for non-compliance will be defined at a later stage. This adjustment period will allow manufacturers to adapt to the new rules.
The decision has been widely reported by various sources, highlighting concerns over food safety and the environmental impacts associated with these substances.