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Target Cuts Synthetic Colors From Beloved Breakfast Food
Target Cuts Synthetic Colors From Beloved Breakfast Food
Authored by Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell via The Daily Signal,
The Make America Healthy Again movement has made its mark on one of America’s largest retailers.
Dr. Marty Makary, FDA commissioner. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Target announced Friday that every cereal it sells, including national brands, must exclude synthetic colors by the end of May.
Health and Human Services spokesman Andrew Nixon told The Daily Signal the move will “support healthier options for American families.”
“We’re encouraged to see companies listening to parents and taking voluntary steps to clean...
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