He said this is why many nonedible items include scents of appetizing food or even in some cases closely resemble soft drinks in their packaging. Whether Tide Pods were designed to look like food ...

April 5 (UPI) --Procter & Gamble on Friday recalled 8.2 million bags of Tide, Gain Ace and Ariel pods due to defective packaging. According to a release from the Consumer Product Safety Commission ...

The pods, which include the Tide brand variety, come in faulty, flexible film bags that may be difficult to close due to an issue during manufacturing. The defective packaging can split open near ...

In 2012, after eight years, P&G finally introduced America to Tide Pods, a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated detergent. Tide Pods was a breakthrough success.

The recall includes Tide Pods, Gain Flings, Ace Pods and Ariel Pods sold in flexible film bags in the United States. The outer packaging can split near the zipper track, Procter & Gamble said in ...

In 2012, after eight years, P&G finally introduced America to Tide Pods, a delectable blue, orange and white single packet of concentrated detergent. Tide Pods was a breakthrough success.

Introduced in 2012 by Procter & Gamble, Tide Pods offered a solution to the consumer complaint that bottles of liquid detergent, first introduced in 1984, were heavy, hard to carry and difficult ...