Why Is the Dye-Free Bag Online While Red 40 Is at the Register?
Kids don't buy candy on websites. They point at the checkout. So why is the honest bag the one they cannot reach? An American Question.
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Dye-free and made in USA candy stories from USA Gummies, with patriotic gummy tips.
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Dye-Free Gummy Bears
The pillar guide to red 40 free gummies, label rules, and how to shop dye-free candy with confidence.
What Gives Gummy Bears Their Color? (And Why It Doesn't Have to Be Red 40)
Most gummy bears get their bright colors from petroleum-based dyes like Red 40 and Yellow 5. Here's how color can come from real food instead — and why it matters.
USA Gummies Is Coming to 11 of America's Most Iconic Landmarks
America's gummy bear is landing at America's landmarks. This summer, dye-free, made-in-USA USA Gummies roll out to 11 legendary military and history museum stores — from the USS Midway to Gettysburg.
Best Memorial Day Party Favors for Guests (2026)
Ten easy Memorial Day party favors your guests will actually keep — from red-white-and-blue candy jars to dye-free gummy bears and mini American flags.
The History of Candy in American Military Rations
From Civil War hardtack to modern MREs, candy has been fueling American troops for over 150 years. Here's the surprisingly sweet history of candy military rations.
America Turns 250: A Sweet History of Candy in the U.S.A.
From colonial sugar imports to modern American-made gummy bears — the story of candy in America as the nation approaches its 250th birthday.
Memorial Day and the Sweet Side of Remembrance
How candy became part of Memorial Day traditions across America, from care packages to backyard cookouts honoring those who served.
Memorial Day Cookout Snacks That Skip the Artificial Dyes
Simple, clean snack ideas for your Memorial Day 2026 cookout — including dye-free candy that keeps the table patriotic without the chemicals.
Why American-Made Matters More on Memorial Day
Memorial Day honors those who gave their lives for this country. Choosing American-made products is one small way to honor what they fought for.