On Wednesday, the FSA listed Jolly Rancher products as a safety risk. They contain chemical compounds -- mineral oil aromatic hydrocarbons, or MOAH, and mineral oil saturated hydrocarbon or MOSH.

From frozen concoctions to icy tropical creations, Greater New Bedford area eateries are pouring out delicious cocktails on ...

Why I Love This Recipe These mints are a fun mix of old-school candy vibes and homemade charm. They’re ridiculously easy to whip up, and the cinnamon-peppermint combo gives you that cool warmth ...

The drink is dense and sweet and, honestly, a lot. That's a plus if you're looking for a quick dessert shot or adding it to a shake. In a cocktail it's a tougher sell.

Have the Jolly Rancher candies been removed in the UK? The Hershey Company has removed the products from the UK market, the Food Standards Agency said. Previously in 2024, the Hershey Company ...

The FSA said the Jolly Rancher products pose a safety risk if consumed regularly over time but there is "no immediate cause for concern, as [the] food safety risk is low". In a food alert ...

Jolly Rancher sweets have been urgently recalled across the UK (Image credit: Bloomberg via Getty Images) Jolly Rancher sweets have been urgently recalled across the UK, after the Food Standards ...

The Hershey Company, who make Jolly Rancher, have withdrawn Jolly Rancher Hard Candy Fruity 2 in 1, Jolly Rancher ‘Misfits’ Gummies, Jolly Rancher Berry Gummies, and Jolly Rancher Hard Candy.

Jolly Rancher Freeze Dried uses cutting-edge freeze-drying technology to transform the candy brand's signature varieties into light, ultra-crunchy bites that puff up in size and deliver a punch of ...

When contacted by USA TODAY on Thursday, June 12, a spokesperson for the Hershey Company commented on whether the UK's alert could affect the sale of Jolly Rancher candies in the U.S.

Multiple Jolly Rancher sweets sold in the UK have been recalled as they contain products that make them “unsafe to eat” and they do not comply with UK laws, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has warned.