There has been a huge shift in the American food industry as the controversial Red Dye No. 3 is being banned from all food and drinks in the country. Although red dye is the only dye that is currently being banned, many food manufacturers have started changing up their ingredients to get rid of all artificial dyes: even the Mars company, which makes M&Ms, is trying to go completely artificial dye-free.
Lucky Charms!
Well, this trend is starting to spread throughout the food industry. Now, according to NBC News, two of your favorite colorful breakfast cereals are also getting rid of all artificial dyes. Yes, Lucky Charms and Trix might soon look a little different.
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