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  1. Kraft Heinz and General Mills agreed to eliminate artificial dyes, while Donald Trump claimed The Coca-Cola Company would switch to cane sugar.
  2. Investigations are underway into the use of artificial food dyes, involving Kraft Heinz, General Mills, Ken Paxton, and the FDA, following pressure to remove them.
  3. Manufacturers are reformulating products due to regulatory pressure as the FDA reviews and potentially revokes synthetic food color authorizations.

GNT is seeking FDA approval for a safflower color additive petition to expand its market presence in the U.S.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 18
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GNT is seeking FDA approval for a safflower color additive petition to expand its market presence in the U.S.

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Manufacturers are reformulating products due to regulatory pressure as the FDA reviews and potentially revokes synthetic food color authorizations. All 1 developments

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