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FDA Just Approved a New Blue Food Dye

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What Parents Should Know About the FDA’s Latest Food Additive Approval

The FDA is attempting to phase out petroleum-based dyes from the nation's food supply.

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The FDA Approved a New Natural Food Dye. Here's How to Avoid the Artificial Ones

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The FDA Just Approved Another Natural Food Dye for Use in Several Common Snacks and Drinks

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FDA adds another blue ingredient to its suite of approved natural dyes

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a naturally derived blue dye as part of its initiative to remove synthetically derived food dyes from foods.

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FDA accepts MAHA-approved natural gardenia blue food dye

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FDA approves natural blue food dye amid push to phase out synthetic additives

Since the announcement, about 40% of the food industry has committed to voluntarily removing petroleum-based dyes, officials said.

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The FDA Just Approved a New Blue Food Dye. Is It an Allergen?

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FDA approves new color, encourages faster phase-out of Red No. 3

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Menu Shake-Up? 20 Fast Foods That Could Disappear Under RFK Jr.s Proposed Food Additive Crackdown

The American fast-food landscape might be on the brink of a significant transformation. With Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s potential presidential bid comes a proposed crackdown on various food additives, a move that could force major quick-service chains to dramatically rethink their ingredients or even pull popular items from their menus.

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Innophos: Clean Label Color

This launch follows the US Food and Drug Administration's recent approval of Innophos' petition to use calcium phosphate as a safe color additive in specific food categories, marking a significant regulatory milestone for food manufacturers.