Fruit Stripe gum, the nostalgic candy that came out in the1960’s, is discontinuing, according to their manufacturer Ferrara Foods. Fruit Stripe Gum / Facebook.

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Fruit Stripe Gum, a Ferrara Candy product that has been on the market for 5 decades, is being discontinued by the brand, with limited remaining stock available in stores nationwide.

Fruit Stripe gum has been discontinued after nearly 60 years in business, but those craving a strip of the zebra-print treat could still find a pack of 11 selling on eBay for $189 Thursday afternoon.

The iconic chewing gum Fruit Stripe will be discontinued, its manufacturer, Ferrara, announced last week. The candy company, which also produces Red Hots and Runts, told FOX Business that the move ...

The manufacturer of Fruit Stripe Gum, the Chicago company Ferrara Candy Co., gave the magazine Food & Wine a statement Tuesday that it is discontinuing the product; on Wednesday, an unidentified ...

The gum brand was a staple in the '90s with its rainbow packaging and wavy zebra-patterned sticks. But much like its fast-disappearing flavor, Fruit Stripes is now going away.

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WASHINGTON — Fruit Stripe gum, the colorful zebra-printed gum with momentary burst of fruity flavors, has been discontinued. Ferrara Candy Company confirmed to media outlets on Wednesday that ...

Fruit Stripe, a gum that has had a presence on grocery store shelves since 1961, is going away. The gum, which came packaged with wrappers that doubled as temporary tattoos, ...

Fruit Stripe gum lovers will need to stock up while supplies last because the Ferrara Candy Co. has decided to stop selling it after 55 years.