Many companies are struggling with the decision to switch to healthier natural food dyes. From the article, "Do food dyes affect kids' behavior?" http://articles.latimes.com/2008/oct/13/health/he-foodcolor13?pg=5
here is an exerpt...
"Some U.S. companies, he says, have experimented with replacing artificial colors in certain products, but ultimately changed their minds when they knew they would have to charge more.
"It is more expensive. You have to use more (natural pigment) so it costs a little more," Maletto says. "But if you say 'no artificial colors' on the box, you could charge a customer 10 cents more and they would pay it," he adds."
Perhaps the research is already out there that consumers are willing to pay more for healthier options. Please add your vote to the poll on the right side column about this topic. Your opinion does count.
This blog is to advocate for children who seem to have behavior problems, but are really reacting to the artificial dyes found in foods and medicines. It is to help others to be more aware of how food affects your mood. Children and adults can suddenly become irritable, have headaches, and even become angry or aggressive after ingesting synthetic artificial dyes. I recommend avoiding all artificial colors. This blog was created to help you find the information you need.
The Red Dye Free Store - Where to find products without synthetic Dyes
Testimonials of Behavioral Changes from Artificial Dyes
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Thank you for your comment!