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There are thousands of
packaged and fresh food products that don't contain RTNCs. Many grocery stores and
supermarkets carry brands that don't have RTNCs, but you'll have to look for
them. Read the ingredient labels and make your purchases carefully.
You might also consider shopping at
health food stores and gourmet supermarkets, although those stores sell plenty of products with RTNCs,
too. The only way to determine if a product contains RTNCs is to read
its ingredient label.
Naturally, eating plain foods, organic fruits
and vegetables, additive-free meats, and other non-processed,
wholesome, 100% natural foods is a good idea for everyone. And, choosing
products that are free of chemicals, additives, and other questionable
ingredients makes great sense, too.
Finding foods without RTNCs is
becoming easier every day, as the public becomes more aware of these hazardous
chemicals. But until consumers stop buying these processed foods, and demand
a radical change in food labeling rules and ingredient
regulations, RTNCs are here to stay.
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SEE:
NEUROTOXIC INGREDIENT LIST
RTNC411.org is currently developing a new
consumer information initiative called
The "RTNC-FREE" Certification Program.
In cooperation with American food
manufacturers, RTNC411.org will be officially identifying food products which do not
contain any RTNC ingredients. These specific products will be
allowed to carry the official "RTNC-FREE" Certification Seal on
their package label.
Someday, people will be able to
shop for RTNC-free foods by simply looking for the "RTNC-FREE" Certification
Seal of approval.
RTNC-FREE CERTIFICATION
There is
no charge for the "RTNC-FREE" Certification Seal
endorsement, but food manufacturers must adhere to strict
rules and guidelines to
obtain and display the "RTNC-FREE" Certification Seal.
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"RTNC-FREE"
Certification Seals are designated individually for specific
food products which absolutely do not contain any RTNC ingredients.
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"RTNC-FREE"
Certification Seals are non-transferable between
products, product lines, brands, or companies. Only a specifically
certified product may bear its "RTNC-FREE"
Certification
Seal.
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The "RTNC-FREE"
Certification is based solely on
the ingredient list information provided in good faith by the food
product manufacturer, and RTNC411.org and the "RTNC-FREE"
Certification Program
make no guarantee or claim as to the accuracy of the
ingredients listed for any certified product.
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Products must be re-certified by
RTNC411.org every 18-months, and whenever packaging is altered or when
ingredients are changed.
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Any "RTNC-FREE"
Certification Seal may be revoked at any time if RTNC ingredients are discovered in, or added to, a
previously approved food product. Such revocation will
require the mandatory immediate recall (at the manufacturer's sole
expense) of any food products, packaging, and advertising
bearing the revoked seal.
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Use and display of the "RTNC-FREE"
Certification Seal is controlled solely its owners, RTNC411.org.
Accept no substitutes. Please report any fraudulent claims to
RTNC411.org immediately.
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Other restrictions may apply.
If you would like to
apply for an "RTNC-FREE" Certification
Seal for your food/beverage product label, please follow these instructions.
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Visit our
CONTACT US page to obtain our email address.
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Send us an email requesting "RTNC-FREE"
Certification for your product. Be sure to
provide detailed product information, including product name, ingredient
list, UPC code, and package size/format.
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Attach scanned images of your
product's current packaging, graphics, artwork, and/or labeling, including
the actual printed ingredient list.
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Provide your title and complete
contact information.
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RTNC411.org will respond to your
inquiry within 14 days.
If your product receives official
approval from RTNC411.org, you will be permitted to use the "RTNC-FREE" Certification
Seal logos on your packaging and advertisements. We will also add your
product to our list of approved "RTNC-FREE" foods posted
at RTNC411.org.
With the support of food
manufacturers, retailers, and consumers, we hope that the "RTNC-FREE" Certification
Seal Program initiative will finally make it easier for RTNC-sensitive
people to shop, eat healthy, and live better lives.
RTNC-FREE
PRODUCTS
Following is a
partial list of "RTNC-FREE" approved products,
listed by category. According to the ingredient labels on these
products, they DO NOT contain RTNCs.
Products
list will be added soon.
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FREQUENTLY
ASKED QUESTIONS
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How can I be expected to read every label ?
Reading the ingredient labels at the
grocery store may seem like a hassle, but with a little practice, it
will become second nature to you.
You will quickly become familiar with
the list of common RTNCs, and you'll learn to recognize them
easily. They'll practically jump out at you from the
label!
Looking for RTNCs on an ingredient
label adds less than 10-seconds to your shopping time.
Isn't it worth that little extra time to protect you and your family
from hazardous chemical ingredients?
If you don't read the ingredient
labels of every food you eat, you are putting you and your family at
risk. You are willingly eating poison. You're
handing a loaded gun to the food manufacturing industry, and asking
them to put a bullet in your brain.
Read the label; it
may save your life!
● If these
chemicals are so dangerous, why
does the F.D.A. allow manufacturers to
include RTNCs in our foods ?
Unfortunately, the food
industry is controlled by powerful corporations which
have great political influence over the U.S. Food and
Drug Administration and other government regulatory
agencies. Obviously, it is in the best interest of
the food manufacturers to defend their use of RTNCs,
since these inexpensive chemicals make their products
delicious and habit-forming. As in the tobacco
industry, the manufacturers who use RTNCs will stop
at nothing to make a buck, regardless of the health
costs.
Until
consumers demand a radical change in food labeling rules
and ingredient regulations, and until consumers stop
buying these processed foods, RTNCs are here to stay.
● More questions?
Please visit the links at the top of this page.
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