@exposrapp: ⚠️ Scanned on the Exposr app⚠️ Every colour of Froot Loop tastes the same. There is no strawberry red. No orange orange. No grape purple. They're all the same flavour — a generic "froot" blend. The colours are purely cosmetic. And those colours come from Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1, and Yellow 6 — four petroleum-based dyes derived from crude oil that require cancer warning labels across the entire European Union. The word is "Froot" — not "Fruit" — because there is zero fruit in the product. The first ingredient is sugar. One-third of every bowl is sugar. The cereal also contains hydrogenated vegetable oil — a source of trans fats the FDA banned in 2018 — maltodextrin, modified food starch, and BHT "for freshness," a preservative the EWG placed on its top food additives of concern after animal studies linked it to cancer and endocrine disruption. Canada's Froot Loops use natural colours from blueberries and carrots. No petroleum dyes. No BHT. Same brand. Same cereal. Same company. The Canadian version proves Kellogg's can make Froot Loops without a single petroleum dye. They chose to keep feeding American children crude oil derivatives instead — until two days ago, when they announced they'd finally remove them. After 63 years. After 400,000 petition signatures. After a legally binding agreement with the Texas Attorney General. After every other option ran out. Scanned on the Exposr app

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