The lawsuit claims that titanium dioxide DNA and chromosomal damage, inflammation, organ damage, or health issues.
Mars Inc. has been sued by a consumer in California who claims that the candies are not edible because they have a toxin in them that they claim the company said was going to phase one about six years ago.
The consumer, Jenile Thames, accused Mars of “endangering unsuspecting Skittles eaters by using “heightened levels” of titanium dioxide,” which is also listed as TiO2 as an additive in food, according to . He claims in the lawsuit that when he bought some Skittles at a gas station in April, he tried to check the label for the ingredients but claimed it was hard to read on the red packaging., a spokesperson at Mars said they don’t make any comments about pending litigation and that the company’s use of titanium dioxide complies with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s regulations.
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