The company says that in the 'world we want tomorrow society is inclusive'
The candy manufacturer Mars Incorporated announced Thursday that its iconic M&M’s characters will be reimagined and redesigned in order to promote a "more dynamic and progressive world."statement
The statement continued, "M&M’S has been around for more than 80 years and this year the brand continues to evolve to reflect the more dynamic, progressive world that we live in. And as part of this evolution, built on purpose, M&M’S promises to use the power of fun to include everyone with a goal of increasing the sense of belonging for 10 million people around the world by 2025.
Additionally, the green and brown M&Ms will begin to foster a more friendly relationship to act as a "force supporting women."
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