Peeps candies asked to remove Red Dye 3 from marshmallow treats over cancer concerns

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Peeps candies asked to remove Red Dye 3 from marshmallow treats over cancer concerns
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There is yet to be sufficient research linking the color additive to cancer in humans, but the findings have still prompted concerns. Additional research has found links to negative impacts on the behavioral health in children.

Advocates of removing Red Dye 3 from food and other products have pointed to health concerns. Previous research has found that Red Dye 3 can cause cancer in animals, among other health impacts.Red Dye 3 is a color additive that used in thousands of products in the U.S. According to the FDA, FD&C Red No. 3 is regulated by the agency and is a"certified color" for food and ingested drugs.

While the additive is still currently approved for use in food and ingested drugs, the FDA banned the use of Red Dye 3There is yet to be sufficient research linking the color additive to cancer in humans, but the findings have still prompted concerns.

“Just Born Quality Confections should stop making its iconic marshmallow treats with this dangerous food chemical since other less risky alternatives are readily available," senior staff scientist for Consumer Reports Michael Hansen said in a statement.

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