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You Won't Find These 2 Colors of M&M's for a While

Candy maker Mars is spending millions to remove artificial colors from M&M's. This transition to natural dyes is driven by the Make America Healthy Again plan. The company is eliminating two specific candy colors as part of the process.

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Mars is removing blue and brown M&M's to comply with natural dye requirements.

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  1. Mars Overhauls M&M's to Align With MAHA Health Goals

    Candy maker Mars is spending millions to remove artificial colors from M&M's. This transition to natural dyes is driven by the Make America Healthy Again plan. The company is eliminating two specific candy colors as part of the process.

    What's confirmed:

    • Mars is spending millions of dollars to make M&M's compliant with the Make America Healthy Again plan.
    • The company is transitioning the 85-year-old candy to use natural food dyes instead of artificial colors.
    • Two colors are being eliminated from the M&M's lineup.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The two colors being dropped are blue and brown due to algae-based dye issues.
    • The move is a result of pressure from the Kennedys regarding food chemicals.
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