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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Nestle kuondoa rangi za mseto kwenye bidhaa zake kote duniani

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Kampuni ya chakula ya Nestle imetangaza kuwa itaondoa rangi zote za mseto kwenye bidhaa zake kote duniani kufikia mwishoni mwa mwaka 2026. Baada ya miaka mingi ya utafiti wa kupata mbadala wa asili unaodumu, uamuzi huo unaifanya kuwa kampuni ya kwanza kubwa ya kimataifa kuchukua hatua hiyo kikamilifu.

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