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ice cream, artificial dyes and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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RFK Jr. and ice cream makers say they're churning up healthier ice cream

The announcement to eliminate artificial dyes comes less than a week before the National Ice Cream Day on July 20.

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Major ice cream makers get on board with RFK Jr.'s war on artificial food dyes

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US ice cream makers say they'll stop using artificial dyes by 2028

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Ice cream makers will phase out artificial dyes by 2028

More than 40 of America’s largest ice cream makers have pledged to remove artificial colors from their products by 2028, a major shift in response to growing health concerns and federal pressure.

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Trump administration announces artificial dyes to be phased out of ice cream by 2027

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US ice cream makers to scoop out synthetic dyes under RFK Jr. push

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Dairy industry to phase out artificial colors from ice cream by 2027

"We know that our current health outcomes, especially for our children, our unsustainable, and that American agriculture is at the heart of the solution to make America healthy again," Rollins said.

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Artificial dyes in ice cream products to be eliminated by 2027

Dairy industry is set to phase out artificial colors from ice cream by 2027

The announcement about the dairy industry comes just a week after the Consumer Brands Association announced its commitment to encourage food and beverage manufacturers to remove artificial food

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RFK Jr. says measles is not a national emergency

During a visit to the USDA to tout progress on getting rid of artificial food dyes in ice cream, U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said that despite the measles outbreak,

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U.S. food makers are still using dyes linked to hyperactivity in kids. Parents want them banned.

Artificial food dyes are everywhere: in Cheetos, Jolly Ranchers, applesauce, pickles, spinach wraps, ice cream, even Tylenol. Parents of kids who are sensitive to the dyes want them banned.