In a first for national retailers, Minneapolis-based Target announced its cereal aisle products will no longer contain certified synthetic colors. A statement from the company released Friday said ...

The move comes as Target continues to invest in wellness, food innovation and product development, with the flagship owned ...

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Some mueslis sold in UK supermarkets may not be any healthier than chocolate cereal, according to a new Which? investigation.

Big-box retailers see the writing on the wall, and start to remove dye-laden cereals ahead of regulatory pressure.

The move underscores the acknowledgment that American consumers and the US government are paying attention to what goes into ...

Target shoppers will soon start to notice a huge change in the grocery section, as the Minneapolis-based company announced ...

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Target announced on Friday that the retailer will only carry cereals made without certified synthetic colors by the end of ...

Lack of copper in the soil can also lead wheat and other cereal crops to lodge during wet seasons on the Canadian Prairies, plant pathologist Ieuan Evans writes.