Skittles have always been a favorite candy of children, but food safety experts have not always been fans. That may change ...

From Skittles to Pop Tarts, these American foods contain ingredients banned in other countries for health concerns.

A Texas bill on the verge of becoming law would require labels on packaged food from Skittles to Mountain Dew that warn about ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — Skittles announced to the BBC last week that it will no longer use titanium dioxide, a color additive, in its candy products.

Skittles have always been a favorite of kids, but some food safety experts have not always been a fan of the colorful candy.

Titanium dioxide is officially out of U.S. Skittles, years after the brand said it would drop it. The color additive has been ...

New legislation, backed by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr , is targeting additives and ingredients ...

Mars has confirmed that it is removing colour additive titanium dioxide from its flagship Skittles line in the US, in the ...

Concerns Rise Over Food Safety Standards as Corporate Transparency Lag Continues** In a troubling reflection of contemporary corporate practices, Mars, Inc. has recently announc ...

If you’re a huge fan of Skittles, you might be interested in knowing that your favorite colorful candy will undergo an ...