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Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates WK Kellogg over consumer protection laws regarding artificial dyes, leading to voluntary commitments.

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Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates WK Kellogg over consumer protection laws regarding artificial dyes, leading to voluntary commitments.

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WK Kellogg CoTexasKen Paxton

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  1. Investigation into WK Kellogg by Texas AG over artificial dyes leads to voluntary commitments.1 source
  2. Paxton launched an investigation into WK Kellogg's health claims, leading to a voluntary compliance agreement.1 source

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  • Food DiveWK Kellogg signs legal agreement to remove artificial dyes from cereals This story was originally published on Food Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Food Dive new
  • Just Food“Legally binding” dye agreement with WK Kellogg lauded by Texas attorney general WK Kellogg has entered a legally binding agreement to remove “toxic dyes” from its breakfast cereals, according to Tex