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What this is

This is the changelog for the American grocery store. Each page is one product as sold in the U.S., with a dated record of what its ingredient label said and when that changed.

What a status means

• Announced — a company said this SKU, or its brand, will change. Labels on shelves may not have changed.
• Rolling out — a new formula exists and the previous formula is still in stores. Both can be on shelves at once.
• Changed — the same product previously listed a tracked dye or additive, and a later manufacturer ingredient list or photographed label no longer lists it. A press release alone does not mark Changed. A product that never used the dye is not Changed.
• Still uses — a tracked additive is currently listed. A company-level commitment, if one exists, is noted on the brand.

How a product is marked Changed

When is a product marked Changed?

Changed requires a before-state — the product previously listed a tracked dye or additive, or a source announced that removal — and a dated after-state for the same product: a current manufacturer ingredient list or a photographed label that no longer lists it. A press release alone is not the after-state.

What does rolling out mean?

Rolling out means a new formula exists and the previous formula is still in stores. Both can be on shelves at once. That coexistence is not Changed.

Is a product that never used synthetic dyes marked Changed?

No. Always-clean formulas are not Changed. A current dye-free label is not a change unless the same product previously contained the tracked dye.

How often is the catalog updated?

Weekly. The footer shows the date of the last update. This is not a daily crawl of every U.S. label.

What "verified" means

A product is marked verified when an editor has seen either the manufacturer's current ingredient list or a photograph of the physical label, and the date of that evidence is recorded. Announcements and news reports can open a record; they do not verify one.

Where the evidence comes from

Rank 1 and rank 3 sources carry a ✓ when they have a link or a photo. Announcements do not verify.

1. 1Current manufacturer ingredient list ✓
2. 2Manufacturer announcement
3. 3Photograph of physical ingredient label ✓
4. 4FDA / government source
5. 5Major retailer listing
6. 6Reputable reporting
7. 7User report

Tracked ingredients

Absence from this list is not a statement about safety.

• Red 40

  dye · Allura Red, FD&C Red No. 40, E129

• Yellow 5

  dye · Tartrazine, FD&C Yellow No. 5, E102

• Yellow 6

  dye · Sunset Yellow, FD&C Yellow No. 6, E110

• Blue 1

  dye · Brilliant Blue, FD&C Blue No. 1, E133

• Red 3

  dye · Erythrosine, FD&C Red No. 3, E127

• Blue 2

  dye · Indigotine, Indigo Carmine, FD&C Blue No. 2, E132

• Green 3

  dye · Fast Green FCF, FD&C Green No. 3, E143

• Citrus Red 2

  dye · Citrus Red No. 2, CI 12156

• Orange B

  dye · Orange B, CI 19235

• Titanium dioxide

  additive · TiO2, E171

• Brominated vegetable oil

  additive · BVO

• Potassium bromate

  additive · Bromate

• Propylparaben

  additive · Propyl paraben

• Vegetable juice color

  color · Vegetable juice, vegetable juice for color

• Beta-carotene

  color · Beta carotene, carotenoids

• Annatto

  color · Annatto extract

• Turmeric color

  color · Turmeric, curcumin

• Paprika extract

  color · Paprika oleoresin

• Spirulina extract

  color · Spirulina, blue spirulina

• Purple carrot juice

  color · Black carrot juice, carrot juice color

• Beet juice color

  color · Beet juice, beetroot red

• Fruit juice color

  color · Fruit juice for color

How often we update

Weekly. The footer shows the date of the last update. We do not run a daily crawl of every U.S. label.

Corrections and takedowns

If a record is wrong, email editors@isitcleanyet.com with the product and a photo or link. Corrections are logged on the product's timeline. Rights holders may request removal of a pack shot at the same address.

Who runs this

An independent editorial project. No brand funding. No affiliate links. The work is reading labels, filing sources, and publishing a dated record.

What we do not do

We do not score products. We do not give health advice. We do not rank brands.