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Twisted Fruit Bites

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Every record behind Twisted Fruit Bites, with the date we read it. Nothing here is ours — it is all somebody else's published record.

6 of 6 sources have a record
Product recordOn fileOpen Food FactsPhotographOn fileOpen Food FactsIngredient listOn fileopen_food_factsRecalls and noticesOn file1 notice, 2 recordsUSDA organic registerOn file1 certificateVerification registersOn fileNon-GMO Project Verified

On the label this product is called Twisted Fruit Bites, barcode 0190912101411.

Product record

Name, barcode, category and ingredient text
Open Food FactsOpen Database License (ODbL)read 2026-09-27the record

Photograph

Front-of-pack photograph
Open Food Facts contributorsCC BY-SA 3.0read 2026-10-05the record

Ingredient list

The ingredient list, in label order
open_food_factsread 2026-09-27the record

Recalls and government notices

Mars Wrigley Confectionery US, LLC has voluntarily recalling specific varieties of SKITTLES" Gummies, STARBURST" Gummies, and LIFE SAVERS" Gummies due to the potential presence of a very thin metal strand embedded in the gummies or loose in the bag.
FDA · Class IIread 2022-05-13the record
2 agency records under this noticeOne per affected product line
F-1357-2022, F-1358-2022

USDA organic register

Certificate 5520791586 — Certified (scope: Handling)
Quality Assurance Internationalregulatory_filingread 2026-09-22the record

The register certifies operations, not individual products, so this certificate covers the company — not a guarantee that this item is organic.

Verification registers

Non-GMO Project Verified — verified. Non-GMO Project verification certifies compliance with the Non-GMO Project Standard for GMO avoidance. Three limits worth knowing. First, and most relevant on a package that also carries the USDA organic seal: certified organic production already prohibits the use of GMOs under US law, so on an organic product the butterfly is largely duplicate assurance rather than additional information. The European Union goes further and prohibits non-GMO claims on organic products for exactly this reason — the requirement is already law there. Second, the Project also verifies products in categories where no genetically modified version is commercially available (salt, water, citrus), so the mark on such a product confirms far less than it may appear to. Third, the Project itself states that "GMO free" is not a defensible claim, so verification means compliance with an avoidance standard, not a guarantee of zero GMO content.
Non-GMO Project Verifiedread 2026-09-23the record

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