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Utah Lawmaker Pushes Health Bills on Food Safety and Labeling

2/14/2026

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Rep. Kristen Chevrier (Utah) advances HB350 to prohibit titanium dioxide and expand rural lunch compliance.
HB442 would require clear labeling of chemicals in feminine hygiene products.
HB179 would simplify the sale of raw milk with proper labeling.
Chevrier acknowledges concerns about raw-milk safety, saying regulations can mitigate risks.
The bills reflect a health-focused agenda influenced by Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again movement.

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Rep. Kristen Chevrier (Utah) advances HB350 to prohibit titanium dioxide and expand rural lunch compliance.
HB442 would require clear labeling of chemicals in feminine hygiene products.
HB179 would simplify the sale of raw milk with proper labeling.
Chevrier acknowledges concerns about raw-milk safety, saying regulations can mitigate risks.
The bills reflect a health-focused agenda influenced by Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again movement.