The move marks a notable shift in how a major retailer is responding to growing consumer concern.

Target says that by the end of May, all cereal sold in its stores and online will be made without certified synthetic colors. The retailer says it worked with national and owned-brand partners to ...

Big changes are coming.

MINNEAPOLIS — In a first for national retailers, Minneapolis-based Target announced its cereal aisle products will no longer contain certified synthetic colors. A statement from the company released ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WRBL) — Target announced on Friday that the retailer will only carry cereals made without certified synthetic colors by the end of May 2026. Target says its internal data showed a ...

Target is converting its cereal aisle to include only products made without certified synthetic colors. The transition should finish by the end of the month. The shift also brings new and exclusive ...

As interest in Asian flavors rises, mainstream grocery stores are incorporating more Asian groceries to work toward being a ...

Target is refreshing its baby category as part of a broader effort to offer better products and more convenience to compete with Walmart and Amazon.

The cereal aisle is about to look the same… and be a little different. Target announced that by the end of May, it will only carry cereals made without certified synthetic colors—both in stores and ...