🇺🇸 MAHA MOMENTUM: FULL LIST OF COMPANIES CUTTING ADDITIVES UNDER KENNEDY’S PUSH Make America Healthy Again (MAHA), spearheaded by HHS Secretary @RobertKennedy Jr., has forced a reckoning inside America’s food giants. Under pressure from public outrage and policy heat, companies are now scrubbing artificial dyes, seed oils, and petroleum-based additives from products found in nearly every U.S. pantry, lunchbox, and drive-thru. Here’s the full list of companies that have officially “gone MAHA” thus far: General Mills: Removing all artificial dyes from cereals and K-12 school foods. Kraft Heinz: Phasing out dyes from Jell-O, Kool-Aid, and other U.S. products by 2027. Conagra Brands: Eliminating color additives from frozen items and school-targeted products by 2027. The J.M. Smucker Company: Cutting synthetic dyes from its food brands. The Hershey Company: Removing petroleum-based synthetic dyes from snack products. Nestlé USA: Ending use of all petroleum-based food dyes by mid-2026. PepsiCo: Removing artificial colors from major U.S. snack brands like Lay’s and Tostitos by end of 2025. Sam’s Club (Member’s Mark): Removing 40 additives—including dyes and high-fructose corn syrup—from private-label foods. Tyson Foods: Eliminating synthetic dyes across product lines by 2025. McCormick: Dropping selected food dyes from seasonings and mixes. Mars, Incorporated: Removed titanium dioxide from Skittles in the U.S.; working to reduce artificial coloring in other products. In-N-Out Burger: Removing synthetic dyes from drinks and condiments. (Fries are still cooked in sunflower oil.) Steak 'n Shake: Cooking fries in natural beef tallow and replacing seed-oil “buttery blend” with Wisconsin butter. Welch’s Fruit Snacks: Taking action to remove synthetic dyes from their products by 2026. Congratulations @SecKennedy Source: CNBC, The Hill, AP, ZeroHedge