Titanium dioxide no longer considered safe as a food additive in EU over DNA-damage concerns
Titanium dioxide, a common food additive also used in sunscreens, can accumulate in the body, and a major safety review could not rule out DNA-damage concerns. The European Food Safety Authority has ruled the additive is no longer safe for food use based on this research. You may want to check product labels if you're concerned about limiting your exposure to this ingredient.