Last January, the candy announced it was changing its characters’ footwear: Orange got a pair of shoes with tied laces, Brown got lower heels, and Green went from high heels to sneakers.

When you grab a regular bag of M&M's, the colors will remain the same: red, orange, green, blue, yellow, and brown.But for the brand's advertising campaigns, there's a new color on the block: Purple.

M&M's adds new purple candy character to represent 'acceptance and inclusivity' ... Purple joins M&M’s cast of characters, including Red, Yellow, Orange, Green, Brown and Blue.

M&M’s says it is abandoning its colorful candy mascots because they are too “polarizing” for Americans to handle these days. The ubiquitous chocolate characters—which have been the face of ...

A new purple M&M has joined the bag! "Purple" is the chocolate candy's first-ever female peanut M&M and its newest character for the first time in a decade, the brand announced Wednesday, Sept. 28.

M&M’s is introducing a new character for the first time in a decade, but you probably won’t see the new hue in your next bag of regular peanut M&M’s. Joining the iconic M&M’s crew is a new ...

M&M's announced it would be doing away with its 'spokescandies' after conservative commentators tore into the company for rebranding the mascots as an inclusive and woke cast of characters.. The ...

It’s the popular chocolate treat that has been around for over 80 years – but consumers have just discovered a very surprising detail about M&M’s.

(WGHP) — Say so long to Red, Yellow and all the other M&M’S spokescandies. Mars, Incorporated, the company behind the candy-coated chocolates, is shelving its M&M mascots, at least fo… ...

M&M’S is making a statement with its latest candy pack, which features an all-female set of characters — including Purple, its newest addition. It put the company once again knee-deep into ...

Longtime M&M's characters Blue and Yellow appear in the video to affirm Purple's status as a "purple-y peanut-shaped chocolate candy," and Yellow, Brown and Orange back Purple up in her confession ...