Fruit Loops
Prohibited in: Norway, France, Finland and Austria
Justification: Too many artificial colors
Breakfast cereals from North America are famous for being high in sugar and low in nutrients. One of the most popular cereals is the fruit loop. In Norway, France, Finland and Austria, generations of children have grown up without this more colorful breakfast classic, although it is popular. Indeed, in some European countries, the sale of fruit loops is even banned. The artificial colors that make Kellogg’s Fruit Loops particularly attractive have been associated with cell development problems in scientific studies. This led to the cereals being banned.
Fruit Loops
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