Campbell’s Pulls Synthetic Dyes From Lance Crackers, Bets on Annatto

Campbell's has reformulated Lance sandwich crackers made in Charlotte, swapping petroleum-based dyes for annatto and turmeric extracts.
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Campbell's has reformulated Lance sandwich crackers made in Charlotte, swapping petroleum-based dyes for annatto and turmeric extracts.

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