A controversial food additive that’s been a staple in many popular snacks, sodas, cereals, and candies might finally be facing its end in the United States.
Known as Red 3, this artificial food coloring is derived from petroleum and is used to give products a bright, cherry-red hue.
While it’s long been a part of the American food landscape, mounting evidence of its potential health risks has led to calls for its ban.
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