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Robert F. Kennedy Jr, ice cream and candy maker

Major ice cream makers get on board with RFK Jr.'s war on artificial food dyes

Major ice cream makers on Monday announced plans to phase out their use of artificial dyes following pressure from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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RFK Jr. Says Ice Cream Makers Must Ditch Synthetic Dyes By 2028—What It Means For Major Brands

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M&M’s and Skittles maker resists RFK Jr.’s demand to remove synthetic dyes from candies

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US Ice Cream Makers Say They'll Stop Using Artificial Dyes by 2028

Ice cream makers representing about 90% of the U.S. supply of the frozen treat have pledged to remove artificial dyes from their products in less than three years, federal health officials said Monday...

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Ice cream brands pledge to phase out artificial dyes

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US ice cream makers to scoop out synthetic dyes under RFK Jr. push

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Major change coming to ice cream recipes by 2028

The pledge to remove food dyes will only be applied to ice creams that are made with dairy milk and are sold at grocery stores, convenience stores, and online retailers.

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America's dairy farmers and ice cream producers agree to quit using artificial colors

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Ice cream makers will phase out artificial dyes by 2028

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M&M, Skittles Maker Rejects RFK Jr.'s Call To Drop Synthetic Dyes — 'People Can Buy Alcohol And Cigarettes…But Colored Candy Is An Issue?'

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants synthetic food dyes out of the American food supply. But one of the nation's most recognizable candy giants — Mars, the maker of M&M's and Skittles — isn't playing along.

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National Confectioners Association questions focus on synthetic dyes as MARS reverses its 2016 commitment, despite other companies joining Kennedy's initiative

Kennedy’s Battle Against Food Dyes Hits a Roadblock: M&M’s

The health secretary has used peer pressure to persuade food makers to nix synthetic dyes. The candy industry is holding out, arguing American consumers like bright sweets.

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White House duped by April Fools’ tweet about In-N-Out ingredient changes

On Monday, the White House issued a press release touting the changes that food companies have made during President Donald Trump ’s “ Make America Healthy Again ” push. One of these changes, the White House said, was that In-N-Out “transitioned to 100% beef tallow.”

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U.S. food makers are still using dyes linked to hyperactivity in kids. Parents want them banned.

Artificial food dyes are everywhere: in Cheetos, Jolly Ranchers, applesauce, pickles, spinach wraps, ice cream, even Tylenol. Parents of kids who are sensitive to the dyes want them banned.