A change is coming to cereal boxes. Fruit and vegetable juices will be used to give certain cereals their colors. This shift is happening sooner than initially planned.
The company behind the decision has invested in new equipment to make this transition possible. It is also removing a certain artificial preservative from some cereals. Further details about this change can be found through KSAT 12, a local news source in San Antonio.
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