RFK Jr. Targets Dyes in Ketchup
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced plans to remove petroleum-based dyes from the U.S. food supply by 2026 .
Kennedy popularized the MAHA label last summer after throwing his support behind President Donald Trump .
MAHA movement has tapped into a postpandemic skepticism of medical establishment and a desire for more natural solutions.
Kennedy has repeatedly rebuffed the “anti-vaccine” label, saying he simply wants better testing before approval.
Critics are concerned he could stall the development of new vaccines.
Some say he has already undermined children’s health simply by encouraging a more skeptical attitude toward vaccination.
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