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Companies make food wrapped without artificial dyes in other countries. But despite Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ‘s tension, replacement does not occur temporarily in the United States.
By Julie Creswell
The same cereals. Same caramel taste. Different tones.
A loot loop box sold in the animated colors of the United States of red, orange, green, purple, yellow and blue – neon colors derived from artificial dyes, such as Net Amazonian. And not a single one is blue.
The manufacturer of the two countries, WK Kellogg, previously known as Kellogg Company, can obviously make loops without artificial dyes. He is: things and other giant food corporations adopt technique in the United States? And consumers, scored on coloring cereals, Nacho chips with neon flames and sports drinks consume those foods if they are a bit moles. Beige?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , the secretary of the decomposition of social and health services, needs them to do so. On Tuesday, Mr. Kennedy, who has long criticized the synthetic dyes used in Froot loops and other processed foods as components of a larger food formula that, according to him, contributes to chronic diseases and poor health, announced that he had reached an “understanding” with the main food marks to foods that are commonly used with the oil of 2026.
The meaning of “an understanding” is still clear. No food company has attended the press conference, and few have declared that they would eliminate artificial colors, which recently allow food and medication administration. But a replacement can happen. This week, presenting the expected call of consumers, the giant of the Pepsico drinks, which also makes layers and lay curtains, said it would be artificial colors or offered to consumers herbal colors in the next two years.
Mr. Kennedy would possibly expect that the use of his fall at the head of the company that supervises the F. D. A. It will be enough to push giant food corporations to replace their path. They have already responded to pressure. About ten years ago, several corporations tried to transfer to herbal colors. More specifically, macaroni with cheese and kraft cheese have effectively reproduced their characteristic of orange noodles when entering turmeric and paprika. But other corporations have had problems. Some returned to artificial dyes after the fall in sales.
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