Above is an image of Kellogg's Froot Loops boxes in a supermarket on April 10, 2015. The brand is facing boycott calls over its website promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Don't panic — the original Loops are sticking around. Kellogg's introduced a new Froot Loops flavor that we think is going to be perfect for hot summer mornings.

But the claim that U.S. Froot Loops contain 18 or 19 ingredients is false—as is the claim that Canadian versions of the colorful cereal contain just two or three ingredients.

Froot Loops Mini Bagels Are Hitting Grocery Stores Just in Time for Back to School. The mini speckled bagels from Thomas' will be available at retailers nationwide through Oct. 10. By.

Kellogg is injecting “harmful additives” in its Froot Loops sold in America that it vowed to get rid of years ago, according to an explosive letter a shareholder sent to the cereal giant ...

Conservative influencers-turned-wannabe-cereal killers have called for a boycott of the popular Kellogg's children's cereal Froot Loops, demanding consumers give the rainbow-colored food the "Bud ...

While Trump babbled about energy policies and lied about the current state of the economy, a box in the right corner of the Fox News screen showed a 554.67-point gain in the Dow.

A single serving of Kellogg's Froot Loops cereal clocks in at one and one-third cups, weighs 39 grams, and contains 150 calories, according to the nutrition facts printed on the side of the box.