Cindy Crawford, Eva Mendes Among Celebs Urging Kellogg’s to Stop Using Artificial Ingredients

Celebrities are urging the cereals company to end the use of artificial food dyes and preservatives.

Cindy Crawford attends as Ketel One Vodka, Tequila Don Julio, and Mr Black Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur celebrate Miami Art Basel at Barneys New York's Anniversary Party at Nobu Miami in Miami Beach, Fla., on Dec. 9, 2023. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Ketel One

Nearly a dozen Hollywood stars have joined a nationwide boycott against WK Kellogg Co. over the past month.

Celebrities, including model Cindy Crawford and actresses Eva Mendes and Daniella Monet, are urging the popular breakfast cereal brand to end the use of artificial dyes and preservatives in its foods.