Reese's Halloween pumpkins return to store shelves unchanged after Hershey won lawsuit

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Reese's pumpkin candies return unchanged after Hershey won a deceptive advertising lawsuit.

Summary

Hershey prevailed in a 2024 lawsuit alleging its Reese's pumpkin wrappers misled consumers about the candy's appearance. The court dismissed the case in September 2025, and the company announced a full Halloween rollout this month, including the original pumpkin shape. Hershey also introduced 20 new seasonal products, such as fang‑shaped cookies and LesserEvil pumpkin snacks, as Halloween celebrations expand into a longer "summerween" season. The Reese's pumpkin remains a top seller despite the controversy.

(Source:Google News)

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