The Fruit Loops Tucan and the Lucky Charms Leprechaun ... won't push the food industry to get rid of colorful cartoon characters on cereal boxes anytime soon. Allowing the brand icons from popular ...

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Fruit Loops promotes free access to a digital library on their cereal boxes for kids. The library offers a range of books to teach kids themes of “equity, diversity, and inclusion.” ...

A new study of cereal aisles at grocery ... whereas characters on adult boxes looked straight ahead. The researchers said this marketing strategy of having cartoon characters lock eyes with ...

And when the Obesity Policy Coalition's online Traffic Light Food Tracker Widget becomes redundant and Bart Simpson beams out from olive-green boxes of ... But cartoon animals are not the real ...

Toucan Sam, the instantly recognizable mascot who has graced boxes of Froot Loops cereal for decades ... trying to stick with the modern chibi cartoon design.#art #ToucanSam pic.twitter.com ...

Look carefully before pouring yourself a bowl of Lucky Duckies or Fruity Toot Loops. The cereal-shaped foods inside cereal-shaped boxes illustrated with cereal-like cartoon mascots are not ...

The judges argued that because the cereal is called "Froot" Loops (not "Fruit" Loops) and the cereal pieces don't actually ...

Froot Loops. Cocoa Pebbles ... Those include apple slices instead of French fries and low-fat milk or fruit juice instead of soda. But critics point out that images of those products often ...