Protests Erupt Over Kellogg's Use of Artificial Dyes in Cereals

Activists and celebrities demand Kellogg's remove harmful additives from U.S. products as protests intensify.

Over 1,000 protesters gathered at Kellogg's headquarters in Michigan, demanding the removal of artificial dyes and preservatives from cereals.
Petitions with over 400,000 signatures were delivered, urging Kellogg's to fulfill its promise to eliminate artificial ingredients from U.S. products.
Celebrity Eva Mendes joined the cause, publicly declaring she will no longer consume Kellogg's cereals due to the additives.
Activists argue these artificial dyes are linked to health issues in children, despite Kellogg's compliance with U.S. regulations.
The protests follow California's recent ban on several artificial dyes, heightening public scrutiny on food safety.