via Slate.
The Interesting part?
The ban contains some exceptions; for instance, it would allow restaurants to serve foods that come in the manufacturer’s original packaging.
That means a restaurant, let’s say a burger joint, can’t make french fries with hydrogenated oils, but they can sell Potato Chips made by another company.
Can you say ‘Double-Standard’?
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