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General Mills Removes Artificial Dyes From Its U.S. Cereals

via Washington Times·Aug 26·3 sources

General Mills says it has removed artificial colors from the cereals it sells in the United States, including Lucky Charms and Trix. The change follows a sustained push by the Make America Healthy Again movement and health officials against synthetic food dyes. Supporters called the move a win; the company framed it as a response to consumer demand.

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