The short answer is 'no.' But the feds are moving to ban one red food color, and health concerns swirl around another.

NORTH DAKOTA ( KXNET) — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may ban an artificial red food dye. The dye is the coloring that can be found in drinks, snacks, cereals, and candy.

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A recent kerfuffle about changing a street to one-way caused unanticipated effects at adjacent intersections, and brought to mind other blanket declarations with unexpected and opposite consequences.