Titanium Media App reported on July 19th, according to Jiupai News, on July 19th, the staff of Mars Foods (China) Co., Ltd., an affiliate of Skittles in China, said that regarding titanium dioxide, all Skittles produced in the Chinese market are all safe. The company produces and manages in strict accordance with China's food safety standards, in line with China's laws and regulations, and can be eaten with confidence. @CCTV Finance News yesterday, according to the Russian Satellite News Agency, American consumers recently filed a lawsuit against Mars in the California State Court, claiming that the skittles it produced contained too much titanium dioxide (E171). The indictment shows that European food safety regulators have determined titanium dioxide to be unsafe and plan to ban its use in the European Union from next month. Titanium dioxide, an additive used in pigments, adhesives and plastics, can cause changes in human DNA, damage organs such as the brain, and damage the liver and kidneys. According to the report, Mars said in October 2016 that it would gradually abandon the use of titanium dioxide in food production in the next few years.
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