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General Mills completes removal of certified colors from U.S. cereals

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General Mills said all its U.S. cereals are now made without certified colors, completing its summer 2026 commitment. The company says the transition covers all categories including Lucky Charms and Trix, with 90% of its U.S. retail portfolio already complete. The change builds on removing certified colors from K-12 school foods in March 2026.

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