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Kraft Heinz is planning to remove certain ingredients from U.S. products in 2027. Products like Jell-O and Kool Aid will be affected.

It says it has invested in removing the dyes in remaining products or replacing them with natural colors. A company spokesperson tells NPR that many of the products that still contain artificial dyes ...

Kraft Heinz —the brand behind iconic products like Kool-Aid, Jell-O, and of course, ketchup —has announced it’s phasing out artificial dyes across its U.S. product lineup.

Kraft Heinz says 90% of its food items already use natural food colorings. Products that still use synthetic dyes are in its beverage and dessert categories like Crystal Light and Jell-O.

Kraft said that it will instead use natural colors for impacted products sold under brands including Crystal Light, Kool Aid, Jell-O and Jet Puffed.

An ambush allegedly carried out by Hamas killed at least eight Palestinian aid workers with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

Dylan and Jase Lewis tend their East Missoula Kool-Aid stand with rapt attention, listening for the distant rumble of motorcycles.

Powdered drinks like Kool-Aid, introduced in the 1920s, and red sodas like Big Red, invented in 1937, became popular substitutes for the homemade beverages.