WITH blaringly bright packaging that leaps off the shelves, it’s impossible for any child to ignore these alluring sweets ...

Western Ave., 405-286-1229. Jolly Rancher, ID #452943, came into the shelter on April 14. Her family was no longer able to care for her and her brother, Joey. Jolly is aptly described by her name ...

Beloved products like Lucky Charms and Fruit Loops won't look the same soon. That's because the U.S. government is phasing ...

Yellow No. 6 is the dye affecting Fruit Loops, according to Today, as well as "Cheetos, Jolly Ranchers and Nyquil," in addition to Lucky Charms and Fruity Pebbles cereals. Blue No. 1 is also used ...

The child traveled seven miles away from his home, officials said. An Arizona toddler who had been missing for 16 hours was found safe by a rancher's dog on Tuesday, according to the Yavapai ...

Getty Images Yellow No. 6, or Sunset Yellow FCF, imparts a vibrant yellow-orange hue to Airheads, Jolly Ranchers, Lucky Charms and other processed foods. It can be contaminated with the carcinogen ...

The Newcastle haul largely consisted of Jolly Ranchers and Lemonheads (containing mineral oil) and Starry, Kool Aid, Mountain Dew, Mirinda orange and Sunny D which all contain Calcium Disodium EDTA.