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Nestlé USA eliminates artificial colors as part of broader reformulation overhaul

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By Deniz Ataman Verified
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Nestlé USA has completed its 2026 goal of removing artificial colors defined by Food, Drug & Cosmetic (FD&C) from its US food and beverage portfolio as part of the company’s broader reformulation and transparency initiatives. “Last summer, we committed to accelerating the removal of FD&C colors from our US food and beverage portfolio. Today, I’m proud to share that we have fully eliminated them,” Nestlé USA CEO Marty Thompson, said in a statement.
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Fed Up! campaign takes aim at UPFs, but the science debate persists

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By Deniz Ataman Verified
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The Fed Up! campaign describes itself as the “science-first consumer movement to confront ultra-processed food.” As scrutiny of ultra-processed foods grows, consensus remains elusive on what qualifies as a UPF. Proponents of processed foods and critics of certain ultra-processed products share goals around scientific rigor, consumer understanding and improved nutrition, but diverge on how UPFs should be classified, evaluated and regulated.
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Tate & Lyle agrees £2.7bn takeover by Ingredion

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By Augustus Bambridge-Sutton Verified, Deniz Ataman Verified
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After weeks of speculation, UK ingredients company Tate & Lyle has agreed a deal to be bought by Ingredion, a US rival. The £2.7bn (€3.1bn) deal adds significant heft to Ingredion’s portfolio of ingredients. According to Ingredion, the total enterprise value of the transaction would be £3.7bn (€4.3bn). Under the deal, Tate & Lyle shareholders will be entitled to receive 595 pence per share, along with dividends of 20p per share.
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