Kraft Heinz to Remove Artificial Dyes from U.S. Products by End of 2027 in Response to RFK Jr.’s Demands

These 2 Food Giants Just Committed to Removing Synthetic Dyes by 2027

Two of the biggest packaged food companies are phasing out synthetic dyes as part of a major policy shift. Gabby Jones / Bloomberg via Getty ImagesOn Tuesday, both Kraft Heinz and General Mills announced plans to eliminate synthetic food dyes from their U.S. product lines by the end of 2027. Though each company noted that most of their offerings are already made without artificial colorants, the companies are now committing to full removal, citi…

HHS Scores Victory as Food Giants Begin Phasing Out Synthetic Dyes - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

Two major food companies will begin removing artificial dyes from their products, as per the recommendations made by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Food and Drug Administration in April.  The order by FDA Commissioner Marty Makary and HHS Secretary RFK Jr. seeks the removal of eight synthetic, petroleum-based dyes, which have unknown health impacts. Kraft Heinz and General Mills have now announced that they will comply with …

Kraft Heinz, General Mills Join List Of Companies Removing Artificial Dyes From Their Products Amid MAHA Efforts

Kennedy has argued that the removal of artificial coloring is a crucial step in improving the health of American children.

Kraft Heinz, General Mills Plan To Get Rid Of Artificial Dyes

Major food companies are planning to eliminate artificial colors following Robert F. Kennedy's efforts to crack down on synthetic dyes.

General Mills and Kraft Heinz announce removal of artificial dyes by 2027

The shift comes nearly two months after U.S. health officials said that they would urge food makers to phase out petroleum-based artificial colors.

Chobani's founder says the Make America Healthy Again movement's ingredient crackdown poses a big risk for food makers

Chobani CEO and founder Hamdi Ulukaya.JIM YOUNG/AFP via Getty ImagesFood companies are rethinking their use of some artificial food ingredients.The idea has gotten a boost from the "Make America Healthy Again" movement.Chobani's founder says cutting some food ingredients could force food makers to make tough choices.Artificial dyes and other food ingredients are getting more scrutiny these days. Chobani's founder welcomes it — but says the movem…