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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 reports, 1 independent Updated Jul 17
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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.

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  1. Manufacturers are reformulating products due to regulatory pressure as the FDA reviews and potentially revokes synthetic food color authorizations.Sub-event
  2. FDA has asked industry to remove synthetic dyes, while Texas passed a law under the 'Make America Healthy Again Movement' led by RFK Jr.Sub-event
  3. Investigation into artificial food colorings and pressure to remove synthetic dyes.1 source

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