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Target shares dipped slightly after the retailer said all cereals will be free of certified synthetic colors by the end of May. The move aligns with rising consumer demand for cleaner ingredients ahead of the company’s upcoming earnings report.

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00:02Target Corporation shares slipped 0.68% to $114.01 in Friday pre-market trading after
00:10the company said 100% of its cereal assortment will be made without certified synthetic colors
00:15by the end of May, according to Benzinga. The move follows Target's limited-time
00:20collaboration with cult-favorite lifestyle brand Roller Rabbit, launching March 7th with
00:25more than 250 items. Target said its cereal reformulation aligns with consumer demand
00:31for healthier options, particularly among busy families. The company said it worked with
00:36national and owned brand partners to maintain quality standards. The company continues to
00:41invest in wellness and food innovation through its Good & Gather brand, which includes more
00:45than 2,500 products free from artificial flavors, synthetic colors, and high-fructose corn syrup.
00:52Target reports earnings on March 3rd with estimates for $2.16 EPS and $30.51 billion in revenue.
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