FDA Quietly Pulls Two Outdated Food Dye Approvals
FDA withdraws food dye authorizations no longer in commercial use, a procedural move that still signals tightening regulatory scrutiny of synthetic colorants.
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FDA’s Food Dye Cleanup Is Picking Up Speed
The FDA food dye cleanup is accelerating, with multiple synthetic colorants under active review; here is what food manufacturers need to track now.
FDA Can’t Define Ultra-Processed Foods, Won’t Ban Them
The FDA's acting deputy chief says landing on an ultra-processed food definition is 'challenging,' and a ban is off the table entirely.
Kemin Brings Smarter Reformulation to IFT FIRST 2026
Kemin Food Technologies is showcasing clean label reformulation strategies at IFT FIRST 2026, as regulatory pressure and consumer demand converge.
Private Label Was Supposed to Kill Brands. It Didn’t.
Private label's rise is forcing name brands to sharpen their edge; private label branded innovation is now reshaping the bakery and snacks category.
PepsiCo’s Nutrition Chief Has a 40-Year Plan
Sue Gatenby helped shape the UK's Eatwell Guide. Now she's steering PepsiCo's reformulation strategy toward positive nutrition at global scale.
More Big Food, More Big AI. But Who Holds the Competitive Edge?
Three global giants are deploying AI product development tools to compress R&D cycles; here is what operators should know.
Kraft Heinz Bets Big on AI to Reinvent Its Pantry
AI Magazine spotlights Kraft Heinz AI innovation efforts as the legacy giant races to modernize a portfolio built on processed staples.
M&M’s Going Dye-Free Is Harder Than It Looks? Only When You Lock In on Spirulina.
Mars artificial dye-free reformulation of M&M's is exposing the real technical cost of clean-label confectionery at industrial scale.
Sensient Technologies Catches Eyes as Color Rules Shift
Investor interest in Sensient Technologies is rising as regulatory color shift pressure reshapes the natural colorant market for food manufacturers.