While the 3-year-olds competing in the Davona Dale Stakes (G2) for fillies and the open Fountain of Youth Stakes (G2) figure to draw the most eyes to the Feb. 28 Gulfstream Park card, the day's other ...

M&Ms candies were voluntarily recalled by a brand promotional company who distributed the repackaged product across 20 states, including PA.

Certain M&M’s products have been recalled in 20 states, the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) announced. On Jan. 26, Beacon Promotions Inc. issued a recall on repackaged M&M’s that do not contain ...

They're being recalled for potentially life-threatening allergens.

Eating sour candy may distract your brain from anxiety by redirecting focus. Using distraction techniques like sour candy is not a long-term anxiety solution. Frequently eating candy can lead to ...

The Florida Department of Health found high levels of arsenic in 28 of 46 popular candy brands tested. The state issued "safe consumption" limits, such as no more than eight Tootsie Fruit Chew Lime ...

A century-old, family-owned Chicago candy manufacturer filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, seeking to keep its Northwest Side factory churning out assorted fruit-flavored starlights, ...

A new report from the Florida Department of Health shows that several prominent candy companies are selling products containing elevated levels of arsenic. According to the DOH, 46 candy products from ...

Florida officials announced that testing found elevated arsenic levels in over 60% of 46 popular candies. Candies testing high for arsenic included some varieties of Twizzlers, Nerds, Skittles, and ...

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Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo discusses the results of testing on candies performed as part of the Healthy Florida First initiative during a news conference on Jan. 26, 2026, in The ...

Out of 46 varieties of candy from 10 companies tested by the Florida Department of Health, 28 contained arsenic, “prompting further evaluation of potential exposure risks, particularly for children,” ...