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Robert F. Kennedy Jr, Synthetic Dyes and Ice Cream Makers

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

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s announcement that ice cream makers will eliminate synthetic dyes could impact the listed ice cream makers.

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

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M&M, Skittles Maker Rejects RFK Jr.'s Call To Drop Synthetic Dyes

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

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

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

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Ice cream brands pledge to phase out artificial dyes

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

"I appreciate IDFA members for spearheading this new initiative and finding ways to promote President Trump's Make America Healthy Again agenda," she added.

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Ice cream makers will phase out artificial dyes by 2028

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Debatable: Eliminating food dyes

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Not all brands are onboard with ditching synthetic dyes

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants synthetic dyes out of the nation’s food supply, but not every brand is ready to let go.

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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Candy giants resist pressure to ban food dyes

Food giants like Kraft Heinz and PepsiCo pledge to eliminate synthetic dyes by 2027 under Health Secretary RFK Jr.’s voluntary campaign. But the ca

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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.