Indiana agency surveys prevalence of artificial food coloring in school meals

By: Mackenzi Klemann

Outlets: Indiana Capital Chronicle

Published: April 28, 2026

Words: 690

Last Updated: 3 months ago

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The Indiana Department of Education is surveying public K-12 schools about the prevalence of artificial food dyes and additives following an order from Gov. Mike Braun last year directing state officials to assess the dangers of ultra-processed foods.

The voluntary survey went out to K-12 schools via a newsletter asking school officials whether they’ve observed a decline in artificial food dyes and additives served to students this year.

Braun directed Education Secretary Katie Jenner to …

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