A food company has made changes to its products. Fruit and vegetable dyes are now used in cereals. This shift affects many popular brands.
The company's president mentioned evolving with consumer needs. A goal is to offer food that is both tasty and of high quality.
Most of the company's retail products no longer contain artificial dyes. Some products will take a bit longer to make the switch, with a target date set for the end of 2027.
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