Pressure from state governments, non-profits, and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. have spurred Mars Inc. to change its popular Skittles candies. What did they remove?

Skittles’ new pro-LGBTQ message has conservatives calling for a boycott — and threatening a repeat of the Bud Light-Dylan Mulvaney backlash that cost the beer brand billions.

New Skittles wrappers are drawing harsh criticism from some, claiming the phrase "Black Trans Lives Matter" is woke, and calling for a boycott of the rainbow-colored candy.

To celebrate the LGBTQ+ community, the iconic candy brand Skittles reached out to five artists, including two Brooklyn-based creators, to commission the design of its 2023 Pride edition.

You may - or may not- want to try the newest flavor of Skittles candy on a hot dog or soft pretzel. After all, mustard is a classic topping for both of those treats. But the new French’s-mustard ...

Mars, the parent company of Skittles candy, shows other brands how to respond when your product is suddenly thrown into an unwanted political spotlight.

Key Points Skittles no longer contains titanium dioxide in its U.S. formulation, an additive banned in Europe since 2022 and linked to potential health risks, including DNA damage.

A new California law banning certain food additives has been wrongly referred to as a “Skittles ban”—though the candies will remain on shelves.

The candy that’s known for its iconic rainbow is ditching their colorful symbol for Pride Month to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community.

French's Mustard teamed with Skittles to created a chewy, yellow candy that definitely doesn't taste like lemon.

Ty Gibbs has just joined forces with Skittles and Supreme for a unique video. He did burnouts in the No. 18 Toyota Camry to promote a collaboration.

A mysterious Skittles spill on a rural highway in Wisconsin is taking another twist, with Mars Inc. saying it doesn't know why the discarded candy might have been headed to become cattle feed.