The Swiss food giant Nestle announced it will eliminate all synthetic food dyes from its global portfolio by the end of 2026. Following years of research into natural shelf-life alternatives, this decision marks the first time a major multinational manufacturer has committed to a completely clean label worldwide.
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Nestlé removes artificial colorings from all global products

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The Swiss food giant Nestle announced it will eliminate all synthetic food dyes from its global portfolio by the end of 2026. Following years of research into natural shelf-life alternatives, this decision marks the first time a major multinational manufacturer has committed to a completely clean label worldwide.

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