AG Ken Paxton launches probe into General Mills for marketing cereals with artificial dyes as “healthy” Trix, Lucky Charms ...

Texas has initiated an investigation into a popular cereal brand for advertising its products as healthy despite containing ...

"I’m proud to stand with the Trump Administration and Secretary Kennedy in taking on petroleum-based synthetic dyes." ...

to General Mills, which sells cereals such as Trix and Lucky Charms. In its statement, Paxton’s office said the Minneapolis, Minnesota-headquartered company’s cereals are marketed as a ...

Texas GOP Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday said that cereal companies have to advertise their products in a non-deceptive way.

Ken Paxton said he is investigating food company General Mills for allegedly misrepresenting products as “healthy.” ...

Related: In one of his first acts, RFK Jr. goes after food dyes General Mills, which makes cereals like Trix and Lucky Charms, pledged in 2015 to remove artificial dyes and did remove them from ...

The company has been accused of illegally misrepresenting some of its cereals, such as Trix and Lucky Charms, as "healthy." ...

Paxton's office said General Mills markets cereals like Trix and Lucky Charms as a "good source" of vitamins and minerals. They go on to say the artificial food colorings have been known to ...