Food-manufacturing giant General Mills announced that all of its U.S. cereal offerings are now created without “certified colors.”

The company said it intends to remove “certified colors,” which it notes are “also known as synthetic color additives,” from all of its U.S. products by the end of next year.

“With all U.S. cereals – including Lucky Charms and Trix – now free from certified colors, 90% of General Mills’ U.S. retail portfolio has completed the transition,” the food giant said in a statement Wednesday.

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“The company remains on track to remove certified…

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