Spangler candy canes made in Mexico

[Princess Cheese]

Does anyone use these?

[Jessica]

We do.

[twinturbo]

Yes.

[Elliana]

We do!

[hk]

We do.

[becca]

us too.

[maeve]

They're our go-to candy canes.  Having trouble finding them this year, though.

[Princess Cheese]

Our Walmart has TONS of them....all made in Mexico, I didn't know if others trusted ones not made in the USA.

[twinturbo]

I think there you would go with a manufacturer that shows responsibility to both label in a way we can actually use and have the ability to perform reasonable oversight. "Made in the USA" or "Product of USA" is not as straightforward as one might think.

[alliedhealth]

We tend not to buy any products from Mexico- except for the Spangler candy products. After talking with them last year and them discussing the strict controls in their plants and their management of these plants, I felt comfortable with using them. We have a strict comfort zone, but I have found them to be very allergy aware. You  may want to see what response thye give this year.

[hezzier]

They're our go-to candy canes.  Having trouble finding them this year, though.

Look at Michaels, I've seen them there this year.

[PurpleCat]

I got mine at Michael's yesterday - both large and small sizes. 

[Ra3chel]

Found some at JoAnn fabric--large only.

[YouKnowWho]

I found Spangler candy canes made in the USA in Publix tonight.  They clearly stated they were free of the top-8 as well as artificial colors.  Price was reasonable (just under $3).  They were in a black box and almost hard to discern as being Spangler at first glance.

Prior to this, I had purchased Bob's canes which are also made in Mexico but I trust their companies labeling (though keep in mind that Bob's often is repackaged for other companies with mixed safety warnings).