Food giant Mars, Greater Washington's largest private company, will begin offering some of its big-name candy products with ...

The Trump administration has gone after synthetic dyes in foods as part of its “Make America Healthy Again” plan ...

Candymakers have been viewed as the biggest holdout in the Trump administration's efforts to get companies to voluntarily ...

The candy giant stopped short of pledging to transition its entire portfolio to natural colors, though said it will offer ...

This comes nearly a decade after the company first said it would remove all artificial colors from its products, before ...

In July, Mars pushed back on Kennedy’s initiative and refrained from joining a group of major food companies like Nestle, Kraft Heinz, General Mills and PepsiCo, who agreed to voluntarily remove ...

Big Changes are Coming to Skittles and M&Ms originally appeared on Parade. The FDA has been making it a priority to remove ...

Mars Wrigley announced it will offer four candy products, including M&M's and Skittles, made without synthetic Food, Drug and ...

Mars Wrigley said it will offer ‘options’ for four of its leading products (also Extra Gum and Starburst) sometime in 2026, ...

A sweet revolution could be on the horizon. Soon, Skittles and M&M's will all receive one major change, marking a new era in candy consumption.

The company announced it would make products such as M&M’s, Skittles, Starburst, and Extra Gum available to customers nationwide without petroleum-based dyes.

In a late-July statement, which was first reported by Bloomberg on Thursday, Mars Wrigley North America announced it plans to ...