Mars to Remove Artificial Dyes from M&M's, Potentially Eliminating Blue and Brown Colors
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Mars is removing artificial dyes from M&M's as part of the Make America Healthy Again movement led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The company is struggling to recreate the iconic blue and brown colors without artificial dyes, meaning these two historic colors may be scrapped. This represents a significant shift in the confectionery industry toward cleaner ingredients.
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· 3 pulledSlowly but surely, the Make America Healthy Again movement, headed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is enacting change in the food manufacturing industry.
Now, the long-beloved confection M&M's is joining the push for a healthier America.
But all change – even positive – comes with a cost: as a result of the changes, two historic colors may end up scrapped.
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