As food companies face pressure to eliminate artificial dyes, experts weigh in on the natural alternatives that could replace them.

You may think that choosing a deck color is as simple as pointing to a brown stain on the hardware store shelf and going with it, but you’d be doing your home’s aesthetic a big disservice.

From Flamin' Hot Cheetos and Fruit Loops to Gatorade and Mountain Dew's Baja Blast flavor, bizarrely-hued junk food favorites will soon lose their color thanks to a new artificial food dye ban.

The dyes had been previously allowed under FDA regulations and oversight. The agency's website explained that its role is "to assure that color additives are safely and appropriately used," but ...

Companies use the dyes to give food and drinks brighter colors and make them more appealing. “There are a number of tools at our disposal. And so I believe in love, and let’s start in a ...

Nothing offers a sheer, long-lasting, stain-like color like it. A similar story could be said for Milk Makeup’s blush launch of 2024—the Cooling Water Jelly Tint made waves for its intriguing ...

Companies use the dyes to give food and drinks brighter colors and make them more appealing. Which dyes carry risk and at what level is unclear. Historically, research on food dyes has been ...

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