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Skittles

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Crunchy

Makes you look cool

Addicting

Sweet taste

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Contains red dye

Has titanium dioxide

Obese

Unfit

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Skittles contain titanium dioxide. Titanium dioxide is used for pharmaceutical items and many more. However it is also linked to health issues.

Mars the manufacture says they are banning titanium dioxide in every candy that still has it as an ingredient.

In the U.S. ,Canada and many more other they say titanium dioxide is still safe to consume.

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Are Skittles Toxic from Titanium Dioxide?

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A recent lawsuit claims a chemical called titanium dioxide, used in Skittles candies, harms people. It’s hard to find strong evidence for that, however

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Jenile Thames, a resident of San Leonardo, filed against Mars Inc, the confection company that produces skittles, seeking class-action status and telling people who consume skittles to stop because they are at a heightened risk of health issues.

Mars the manufacturer of skittles knew they had titanium dioxide as an ingredient and never removed it.

Thames says skittles fail to inform the consumers about the dangers of titanium dioxide.

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Taste the toxin? Skittles ‘unfit for human consumption’, lawsuit claims

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Class action suit says Mars concealed information about toxic ingedient from consumers

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Red 40 causes DNA damage

Red 40 consumption leads to high fat and also lead to dysbiosis.

Red 40 dysregulates key players that involve EOCRC.

Red 40 has been put into food for the past 40 years.

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Mars Inc. Headquarters

6885 Elm St.

McLean, VA 22101-3810

USA