After more than a century behind bars, the beasts on boxes of animal crackers are roaming free. Mondelez International, the parent company of Nabisco, has redesigned the packaging of its Barnum's ...

After 116 years, animal crackers are no longer behind bars. The packaging of Barnum's Animals, a classic Nabisco snack, doesn't depict the exotic creatures in cages anymore. Instead, a zebra ...

After more than a century of imprisonment, Barnum’s cracker creatures are roaming free — until they meet their mushy demise in the mouths of children, anyway. After pressure from People for ...

The cookie boxes for Nabisco's Barnum's Animal Crackers got a redesign to remove bars that caged the circus animals. This is due to a push from animal rights organization PETA. Ladies and ...

Mondelez International Inc., parent company of legacy snacks maker Nabisco, has removed from its Barnum’s Animals–branded crackers the caged-animal imagery evoking a circus transport.

And PETA then focused on changing the packaging to the animal crackers. The parent company of Nabisco relented, and now the majestic beasts on the little red box roam free. It's MORNING EDITION.

If you’ve been staying away from Nabisco’s Barnum’s Animal Crackers because eating them while caged animals look disapprovingly at you just don’t jibe with your whole humanistic and ...

A spokesperson for the company that now owns Nabisco says the crackers have been reformulated and the product that resulted in the complaints is no longer on the market. Consumers can report ...

Nabisco made headlines in August when the company announced animal crackers would be “set free” from the cages depicted in its packaging for the past 100 years. The move was prompted by PETA ...

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