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Mars to release M&Ms and Skittles candy options without artificial dyes in 2026
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 synthetic dyes from their products, FOX Business reported.
Mars Incorporated has unveiled an ambitious business plan to develop "cutting-edge solutions" to some of today's pressing ...
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From Failure to Fortune: The Unlikely Rise of M&M’s and the Mars Company
The Mars Company, now home to iconic brands like M&M’s, Snickers, and Twix, began with a man labeled as a failure and his ...
Candy maker Mars said Wednesday it has partnered with biotech company Pairwise to speed up the development of more resilient ...
The candy giant is using Pairwise’s plant-breeding technology to improve cocoa production as climate challenges and disease ...
Mars, Inc. announced on August 5 that they will be spending a billion dollars through the next few years to reduce their carbon footprint. HALLOWEEN CANDY HITTING SHELVES IN AUGUST, AND SHOPPERS ...
Mars Inc. will invest $2B by 2026 to expand U.S. manufacturing, boost innovation and meet rising demand for snacks, pet food and candy.
Mars is set to launch a new line of vegan chocolate bars, becoming the first major confectionery company to offer a plant-based alternative to milk chocolate.
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Mars to remove artificial dyes from ‘choice products’ in latest win for RFK Jr.’s MAHA agenda
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.
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