More than ten percent of products contain at least one artificial dye, The Wall Street Journal reports, citing an analysis of the USDA’s database.

Major food companies are moving away from artificial dyes in response to growing consumer demand for natural ingredients.

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West Virginia is on track to become one of the first states to outlaw food dyes in school meals -- and eventually across the ...

A group of Pennsylvania Representatives introduced a set of eight bills focused on the health of the Commonwealth. The ...

A recent poll conducted by The Tyson Groups states that 76% of Republicans want federal oversight over healthier food through ...

An unlikely US state leading the nation in chronic diseases like obesity and ADHD is set to sign a bill banning nine toxic food dyes and chemicals from schools and the state by 2028.

They follow California’s aggressive lead in outlawing Red 3 & 40, Yellow 5 & 6, Blue 1 & 2 and Green 3 – and RFK Jr.’s ...

RFK Jr. told food companies that one of the Trump Administration’s goals is to remove artificial dyes from food products.

CHARLESTON, W. VA. — West Virginia stands on the verge of banning the sale within the state of food items containing certain synthetic colors. Both the House of Representatives and the Senate in West ...