Vani Hari, also known as the Food Babe

"Right now, we are petitioning Kellogg's because the government hasn't taken up this issue. Right over the border, this box of Froot Loops is from Canada. It's colored naturally with watermelon, blueberry, and carrot juice. This is the US version. It contains four different artificial food dyes with the preservative BHT, which is an endocrine-disrupting chemical linked to cancer.
In 2015 Kellogg's announced plans to remove dyes from their cereals by the end of 2018, but they never did. Instead, they kept producing new cereals for children with these dyes and preservatives. Using the most popular toddler songs and movies to hook modern children of the day like Baby Shark Cereal and Disney's Little Mermaid, targeting the most vulnerable children.
We now have over 111,000 signatures on our petition to ask Kellogg's to finally serve Americans the same serials they are serving other countries. I'm gonna be delivering these petitions to Kellogg's headquarters in Battle Creek, Michigan next month on October 15th. Mark your calendar. With many of the health leaders in this room, and I'm inviting all concerned citizens to join me, including all the politicians here today, and in Washington, and both presidential candidates."