Blue Bell has just announced a big change in his ice cream
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On January 15, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) terminated a ban on Red No. 3A step that affects a large number of articles in the food and beverage industry. The artificial additive is used in a number of popular shopping items, including sweets and desserts, to achieve a bright red color. In order to meet the new federal guidelines, they have to do it completely by 2027.
Before the deadline, many industry giants have already announced plans not only to remove red no. 3, but also all artificial colors from their products. In June, Kraft Heinz announced that there are no new products with Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic (FD & C) in the USA. In addition, all remaining artificial dyes are removed up to the Deadline 2027. Hershey And Nestle Have also made current statements about how your products are changed to meet new guidelines.
Now the Creamery Blue Bell, based in Texas, is the latest that share its plans for the upcoming transition.
Blue Bell announces plans to remove artificial colors from its products
On July 14th the International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) announced Have the dozens of US ice cream firms Obliged to remove artificial colors in their products. In A Recent explanation On X said Blue Bell that it is proud to be part of the IDFA obligation to remove certified artificial colors from its products, a list that contains red No. 3, Red No. 40, Green No. 3, Blues No. 1 and 2 and Yellows No. 5 and 6.
The article also contains a picture with a list of Blue Bell aromas that are already free of artificial colors, such as: Bridal cakeJava jolt and Homemade in the shadewhich recently returned to the shops after more than a ten -year break.
Many of the ice aromas that already correspond to dye -free guidelines are vanilla or chocolate base. But what about flavors like Christmas cookies And Cotton candiesWhat use of artificial color mixtures to achieve your living color?
Blue Bell said to allrecipes that customers can expect the revised ice cream to retain the LOVE of the flair fans. “The taste, the texture and the fun on our ice remain the same – the list of ingredients receives an update,” the brand recently wrote in an e -mail.
At this point it is not clear which Blue Bell aromas will present a new ingredient label this year, but the brand advises the fans to stay up to date by following their social media accounts for new and returning flavors.
