"Foods" Banned in Europe But Costco Sells Them to Seniors (Profits Matter) скачать в хорошем качестве

"Foods" Banned in Europe But Costco Sells Them to Seniors (Profits Matter)

Foods banned in Europe are still sold at Costco in the U.S. — and many Americans have no idea what they’re actually eating. Walk into Costco and you’ll see “organic,” “heart-healthy,” and “veggie” labels everywhere. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: many popular Costco products sold in the United States contain additives that are banned, restricted, or require warning labels in Europe. In this video, we expose foods and supplements that Europe refuses to sell — including artificial food dyes, potassium bromate, titanium dioxide, hydrogenated oils, and misleading “health” products. Even worse? The same companies already sell cleaner versions overseas. Same brand. Same product. Different formula. We break down: Why Europe bans ingredients the U.S. still allows How food dyes like Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6 are treated overseas The truth about “veggie” snacks, green juices, and protein powders Why legality ≠ safety in the American food system Simple label checks you can use at Costco tomorrow This isn’t about shaming Costco. It’s about understanding the regulatory gap between Europe and the U.S. — and how to protect yourself and your family without changing where you shop. Flip the label over. Read the fine print. And decide whether what’s legal is actually worth eating. Disclaimer This content is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not financial advice, investment guidance, medical instruction, real estate counselling, or professional consultation of any kind. Any decisions involving purchases, relocation, finances, health, or preparedness should be made in consultation with qualified professionals. Copyright & Fair Use Disclaimer This video may include clips, images, or footage not owned by this channel. Such material is used under the Fair Use doctrine as defined in Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act, for purposes including commentary, criticism, education, and analysis. The use is transformative, adds original commentary and perspective, and differs from the original intended purpose of the source material. All credit belongs to the respective rights holders and original creators. #FoodSafety #Costco #BannedIngredients