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Many Costco foods look healthy, affordable, and “doctor-approved” at first glance.
But what if some of the same products are restricted or banned in Europe — while still being sold freely in the United States?

In this extended investigation, we break down Costco foods that raise serious questions for seniors.
Products marketed as heart-healthy, protein-packed, or “better for you” — yet quietly packed with ingredients that European regulators refuse to allow.

This isn’t about fear.
It’s about awareness.

You’ll see:

Costco foods Europe considers unsafe

Products that should raise concern for seniors

How labeling can mislead older shoppers

Why “approved in the U.S.” doesn’t always mean safe

What to question before your next Costco trip

If you shop at Costco regularly — especially if you’re over 50 — this is information you deserve to know before it’s too late.

Watch carefully.
Question labels.
And never assume bulk means better.

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Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only.
The views expressed are based on publicly available information, personal analysis, and opinion.
We do not intend to defame, harm, or misrepresent any individual, company, or brand mentioned.
Always do your own research before making financial, dietary, or lifestyle decisions.

At FRUGAL PRO, we believe spending smart — and staying healthy — starts with knowing the truth.