The food giant has successfully phased out certified colours across its entire US retail cereal range.
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General Mills has completed the removal of artificial colours from its full portfolio of cereals sold in the US. The company has confirmed that the phaseout of certified colours is now on track.
According to Food Business News, this move marks a significant shift in the ingredients used across the brand's retail offerings in the American market.
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