Target has announced it will stop selling cereals that contain certified synthetic colors, a move that could pull beloved childhood brands from its shelves. This might upset children, not to mention ...

The move comes as Target continues to invest in wellness, food innovation and product development, with the flagship owned brand, Good & Gather, established in 2019, already offering options ...

Target will stop selling its entire assortment of cereal with certified synthetic colors by the end of May. The move, ...

Target shoppers will soon start to notice a huge change in the grocery section, as the Minneapolis-based company announced Friday it will only carry cereals without synthetic colors moving forward.

This spring, Target is making a significant change to its cereal offerings by only offering cereals made without synthetic colors. Here's what you need to know.

Target will stop selling cereals containing synthetic colors by the end of May. The Minneapolis-based discounter said Friday it had been phasing out synthetic colors in cereals for several years.

The company’s decision follows recent moves by retailers including Walmart and Save A Lot to scrub foods of artificial dyes.

Target will stop selling cereals with certified synthetic colors across all stores and online by the end of May. The move reflects rising consumer ...

Target, with a store in Hyannis, announced it will stop selling cereals with artificial dyes in them. What cereals could be ...

Following other major retailers, Target announced it would no longer sell cereal made with synthetic colors by May. This ...

Packaged food makers announced last year that they would cut artificial dyes, responding to the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.

Target will take all cereals that contain certified synthetic colors off the shelves by the end of May, becoming one of the ...