Food Dye

School Nutritionists Prepare To Serve Healthy, Less Colorful Meals

As an estimated 240,000 students head to class in some 630 schools across the state, they might notice something missing from their favorite cafeteria foods: color. A new law, passed by the West Virginia Legislature earlier this year and signed into law by Gov. Patrick Morrisey, bans certain artificial dyes that make foods more appealing but not necessarily healthier. 

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Food Dyes Out Of School Food And A Mine Rescue Competition, This West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, schools adjust to the state's food dye ban and miners met in Morgantown last month to compete in a rescue competition.

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W.Va. Becomes First To Implement Synthetic Dye Ban In School Foods

A new law that bans the use of certain colorful dyes in school foods goes into effect on Aug. 1.

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RFK Jr. Supports Tightening SNAP Benefits, With W.Va. Leading Charge

This week, the governor signed a law banning certain food dyes in school meals. Morrisey and RFK Jr. said at a press event Friday that the effort to “Make America Healthy Again” doesn't stop there.

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