Overview

• 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.