General Mills eliminates synthetic dyes from cereal lineup
General Mills announced it has removed artificial coloring from its U.S. cereal products, with full completion expected by the end of 2027. The move follows FDA plans to phase out certain petroleum-based dyes linked to health risks. Other food companies, including WK Kellogg, have made similar voluntary changes.
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