M&M’s to remove artificial dyes, exclude two iconic colors
Mars is transitioning M&M's from artificial to natural food dyes. The company will launch a dye-free version of the candy in August. Blue and brown candies will be absent from this new product line.
What changed
New reports indicate the removal of blue and brown colors is a temporary measure.
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Mars to launch dye-free M&M's in August without blue and brown candies
confidence 100%Mars is transitioning M&M's from artificial to natural food dyes. The company will launch a dye-free version of the candy in August. Blue and brown candies will be absent from this new product line.
What's confirmed:
- Mars is launching a dye-free version of M&M's in August.
- Blue and brown candies are being removed from the new lineup.
- The removal of blue and brown colors is temporary.
Still unconfirmed:
- The recipe change follows RFK Jr's MAHA campaign.
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Mars to Launch Dye-Free M&M's in August and Remove Two Colors
confidence 90%Mars is spending millions to remove synthetic dyes from M&M's candies. The company plans to launch a natural version of the product this August. Blue and brown candies will be excluded from the new lineup.
What's confirmed:
- Mars is spending millions to manufacture M&M's without artificial colors.
- The company will eliminate blue and brown from its lineup.
- M&M's will launch dye-free candies in August.
- The brand is phasing out synthetic dyes.
Still unconfirmed:
- Blue and brown colors were too costly and complicated to replicate using natural ingredients.
- The overhaul is part of a Make America Healthy Again makeover.