The rule means coffee won't have to carry warnings that the beverage may be bad for consumers.
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Regulators made the move after a Los Angeles judge found coffee companies, like Starbucks, failed to show benefits from drinking coffee outweighed risks from a byproduct of the roasting process.
The chemical in question, acrylamide, is on a list that the state says causes cancer.