Once daily staples, sugary cereals are being repositioned as intentional treats - driven by nostalgia, cultural relevance and ...

FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary reveals new guidelines for food packaging labels on products with natural dyes.

A box of cereal might be tasty and affordable, but many are loaded with so much sugar that the cereals do more harm to your body than good. Especially when consumed over an extended period of time.

Did you know that across various countries, food laws are stricter about additives and processing methods? Ingredients that are widely used and legally sold in the U.S. have raised enough safety or ...

Sam's Club has reached its goal to remove more than 40 unwanted ingredients, including artificial colors and sweeteners, from all its private-label products, the company said Monday. Walmart Inc.'s ...

Kellogg’s is giving one of its most familiar cereals a small shake-up, adding three new Froot Loops flavors that are already turning up on store shelves. The new releases land at a moment when big ...

WASHINGTON, DC – A transformation is sweeping through the packaged food industry as major companies, spurred by evolving consumer preferences and a renewed focus from health authorities, are rapidly ...

Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, says it's keeping its vow to keep costs low while removing synthetic dyes and 30 other ingredients from its private-label brands by January 2027. Walmart offers ...

Clean-label has been one of the biggest trends of 2025. While many consumers want functional benefits from food, others are interested in shorter ingredients lists and clarity around nutritional value ...

If you’ve ever wondered about the materials used to make your child’s diapers, you’re far from alone—and thanks to a new regulation, you may not have to wonder much longer. As of Dec. 11, 2025, a New ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Kellogg is rolling out Cocoa Loops nationwide, with full availability by January. The cereal is ...