US EditionTexas opens probe into Kellogg's health claims, dyes
- Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an investigation into WK Kellogg Co. For potential violations of Texas consumer protection laws regarding cereal marketing claims.
- Kellogg's has been accused of misleadingly branding cereals like Froot Loops and Apple Jacks as 'healthy' despite containing artificial food dyes.
- These artificial dyes in Kellogg's cereals are linked to various health issues, including hyperactivity and cancer.
- Paxton emphasized the need to end misleading practices, stating that there will be accountability for any company that unlawfully makes misrepresentations about its food.
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Texas AG investigates Kellogg over artificial food dyes in cereal
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Kellogg over allegations that its cereals, marketed as “healthy,” contain petroleum-based artificial food dyes linked to health risks. The dyes are still used in U.S. products but have been removed in Canada and Europe. Public health officials and researchers have raised concerns about the long-term effects of synthetic dyes, with studies linking them to hyperactivity in children and other healt…
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Texas governor calls November election for vacant US House seat as Democrats criticize timing
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has announced that the special election to fill the late Democratic U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner's seat won’t be held until November. Turner died March 5. Abbott says the special election will be held Nov. 4.…
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