Marks & Spencer has become the latest store chain to announce it will remove artificial colours and flavours from 99 per cent of its food products by the end of the year.
Asda revealed it was doing the same with 9,000 own-brand items earlier this week.
The decision follows a study commissioned by the Food Standards Agency which drew a link between additives and poor behaviour and concentration in children.
Here is my post on the FSA funded study.
