A US citizen is suing the sweets company Mars over their continued use of a potentially toxic nanoparticle as an ingredient in Skittles.
saying it would phase out the use of artificial coloring over five years, and later clarified this included titanium dioxide."flouted its own promise to consumers" as"more than six years later, Defendant continues to sell the Products with [titanium dioxide] unbeknownst to reasonable consumers who purchase the Products".did not alert consumers to the risks of eating a sweet that contained titanium dioxide.
Other brightly colored candy brands such as Sour Patch Kids, Swedish Fish, and Nerds do not contain titanium dioxide, the lawsuit says.
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