Texas AG Probes Kellogg’s Health Claims on Artificial Food Colorings
April 6, 2025
The Texas AG is investigating Kellogg’s health claims over artificial colorings in cereals, citing consumer protection laws.
The Texas AG is investigating Kellogg’s health claims over artificial colorings in cereals, citing consumer protection laws.
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