Kelogg signs are a legal deal to remove toxic dyes from grains by 2027

After months of investigation and negotiations, the Texas Pakaston Prosecutor announced on Wednesday WK Kelogg Co. “Kelogg” will permanently remove toxic dyes from the grains.

In a historical legal agreement, Paxton and Kelogg signed a confirmation of volunteer compliance (AVC), which testifies that the company is committed to removing artificial food colors from its pills by the end of 2027.

While other companies verbally adhered to eliminating food dyes, Kellogg’s is the first to formally sign a legally binding agreement that will remove food colors, according to Pactson office.

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“After months of investigation and negotiation, I am proud to say officially that Kelog will stop putting these unhealthy ingredients in its pills,” Pakston wrote in a statement. “AVC shows that Kellogg’s is committed to maintaining this pledge, and praising the company to do the right thing.”

Backston encouraged other food manufacturers to sign similar agreements “to show their commitment to helping Americans live A healthier life. “

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In February, the Pakston office issued a request from civil investigation (CILOGG), and officially announced an investigation in April after the company claimed that it would remove the oil -dependent food colors in the United States, but it is claimed that it did not do so.

Instead, the Buckston office claimed the toxic ingredients that were removed in Kellogg in Canada and Europe, while continuing to place different types of blue, red and yellow dyes in American grains.

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Kellogg markets are popular grains such as Froot ringsPaxon previously said that apple cranes, frozen chips and rice are “healthy”.

However, he pointed out that some varieties contain Human immunity disordersEndocrine and cancer issues.

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“A decisive part of the fighting for the future of our children is to put an end to the practices of deceptive companies that aim to mislead parents and families about the health of food products,” Pakston wrote in a statement. “The colors of artificial food have disastrous effects on health, and in any world that should not be announced foods that include these dyes as” healthy “.

He added: “There will be accountability for any company, including Kelogg, which represents distortions about its food and contribute to a broken health system that made Americans less healthy.”