The colorful confectionery Fruit Stripe gum has been discontinued from production after more than 50 years of operation. According to Food and Wine Magazine, a representative of Ferrera Candy stated, ...
On the candy market since the 1960s, the iconic gum came in a list of fruity flavors with a temporary tattoo inspired by its mascot, a zebra. A familiar choice in the candy aisle for decades, enjoyed ...
The first clue, candy purveyors said, was months ago when they couldn’t get enough Fruit Stripe Gum to sell. This week, news outlets began reporting that the brightly colored sticks with the ...
The candy aisle mainstay is officially out of production, but fans could still find remaining stock in some stores Amazon After over a half-century on the market, Fruit Stripe Gum is no more. The ...
An icon of the gum world has experienced its final chew. Ferrara Candy Company confirmed to TODAY.com that it’s discontinuing Fruit Stripe Gum, which has been tickling taste buds since 1969. “We have ...
One of America’s favorite candies has bit the dust. Ferrara Candy Company has discontinued the popular Fruit Stripe Gum as of Jan. 10, according to CNN. However, those looking to cash in on a ...
So long Fruit Stripe. It’s been good Super Bubble. The two iconic chewing gums have been discontinued and will no longer be available once existing stock is sold, CBS News reported. Maker Ferrara told ...
Ferrara, a candy company that owns products such as Laffy Taffy, Nerds and Trolli, is discontinuing one of its oldest candies: Fruit Stripe gum, according to multiple reports. “We have made the ...
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