Food manufacturers across the U.S. are facing hurdles as they seek to replace synthetic food dyes with natural colors.

The WK Kellogg Co is removing FD&C colors such as petroleum-based synthetic food dyes from its products in the United States. The company plans to reformulate its cereal served in schools to not ...

The acquisition includes the manufacturing, marketing and distribution of WK Kellogg Co’s breakfast cereals, including ...

Sales of cereal not containing FD&C colors currently make up 85% of WK Kellogg cereal sales overall, according to the company ...

Under the agreement, unveiled July 10, Ferrero would purchase the assets of WK Kellogg’s product portfolio in the United ...

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Italian food giant the Ferrero Group, with its North American headquarters in Parsippany, will buy WK Kellogg and its "iconic" line of cereals.

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LUXEMBOURG and BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — The Ferrero Group will acquire WK Kellogg Co for a total enterprise value of $3.1 ...