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M&M's plans to launch naturally dyed versions of its candy later this year as part of a multi-million dollar effort to align with the 'Make America Healthy Again' movement. This move follows pressure from figures like Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy and state officials, including Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who have targeted artificial dyes in food products. The company is dedicating significant resources to achieve all six classic colors using natural alternatives.

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  • M&M's will debut naturally dyed versions of its candy in August on Amazon, marking a major change for the brand.
  • The shift is influenced by political pressure from figures associated with 'Make America Healthy Again,' particularly regarding artificial dyes.
  • Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton initiated an investigation into Mars over alleged deceptive trade practices related to the use of artificial colors.
  • Mars has committed substantial resources and employees toward developing natural dye alternatives for all six classic M&M's colors by 2028.
  • The article notes that some proponents of the 'MAHA' movement, including President Trump, often contradict their healthy eating advice through personal habits.

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