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Now that the US Food and Drug Administration has ... “Food dyes, such as Red 40 and Yellow 5, are among the chemicals that are being strongly considered for prioritization and assessment.

The additive — which gives food and drinks a bright cherry-red color — was removed in 1990 by US regulators from use in cosmetics following a study that found high doses caused cancer in rats.

3, despite the fact that some food manufacturers have already stopped using Red 3 and other artificial dyes in their products, according to CSPI. "A search of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s ...