Share Your Biggest Food Safety Concern

Worried about what’s in your food?

It’s no wonder – processed foods are loaded with high fructose corn syrup or fat or salt, while companies keep recalling meat, veggies and even pet food. Is there BPA in your soup can? Arsenic in your kid’s juice? And what about meat – antibiotics, pink slime, E. coli?

But consumers are fighting back. Many of us are changing how we buy food, and every decision we make in the grocery aisle effects the market. So we read labels more carefully, ask questions at the butcher counter, and look up ingredients online to see if they are safe.

We want to know: have your shopping habits changed, and if so how?

Tell us in your own words about your biggest food safety concern:

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[1] Consumers Union Action Fund, Inc. ("CU Action Fund") is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit consumer advocacy organization. CU Action Fund is affiliated with Consumers Union of United States, Inc. ("CU"), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit testing and information organization serving consumers. CU Action Fund's purpose is to educate the public regarding consumer rights and consumer safety issues and to advocate policies, legislation and regulation that ensure a fair and safe marketplace for consumers, among other advocacy activities. CU Action Fund engages in (1) nonpartisan voter education activity; (2) increased lobbying activity to pass legislation in states and in Congress; (3) work on consumer oriented ballot measures; and (4) to a greater extent than CU, in member education about elections. If you would like to learn more about CU Action Fund, visit www.cuactionfund.org.