In a major victory for health advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Kraft Heinz has announced it will remove all harmful chemical dyes from its food and drink products within the next two years. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins hailed the decision as a pivotal step toward a healthier America, driven by industry initiative.

Rollins praised the move on Tuesday, stating, “WIN: Kraft Heinz leading the charge to ditch chemical dyes in food and drinks — proof industry can step up without government intervention! Healthier America starts here!” The announcement reflects growing consumer demand for safer, cleaner products and underscores the power of advocacy in transforming food industry standards.

Infowars.com reports: This means mass consumed products such as Kool-Aid and Jell-O will soon be sold without dangerous artificial food dyes.

In addition to removing the dyes from existing products by 2027, the company has also vowed not to launch any new items with the additives.

Many people are crediting Trump administration Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for pressuring companies to remove the chemical dyes after he announced in April that the FDA would be banning them in the next few years.

Despite the move by Heinz being fully implemented down the road, it’s still a long term victory for the health of Americans.