Neither Quaker Oats nor its parent brand, PepsiCo, have announced Aunt Jemima products are returning following their rebrand ...

PepsiCo dropped the “Aunt Jemima” brand logo from its food products in 2020 after it was criticized as racist and a company spokesperson told Reuters the packaging is not returning as social ...

After 130 years on kitchen tables, Aunt Jemima products will have a new name: Pearl Milling Company. The announcement from PepsiCo-brand comes almost eight months after the company said it would ...

For over 130 years, the brand's logo has featured a ... The branding on Aunt Jemima's syrups, mixes and other food products features an image of a black woman that has often been linked to ...

A number of brands are removing racial stereotypes from their products. Will Trader Joe's follow suit? First it was Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben, now Cream of Wheat is reviewing its mascot Parent ...

However, behind the syrupy sweetness of the brand lies a history fraught with racial stereotypes and controversy. The story ...

Aunt Jemima is now Pearl Milling Co. The PepsiCo Inc. unit that sells Aunt Jemima pancake products unveiled the new name on Tuesday, officially retiring a brand that had come under criticism for ...

A Dec. 5 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) claims a controversial brand has returned to store shelves. “Quaker Oats Brings Back Aunt Jemima After Nearly 5 Years Amid Customer Outcry ...

A Dec. 5 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) claims a controversial brand has returned to store shelves ... page There’s no evidence that Quaker Oats brought back Aunt Jemima-branded products.