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Thanks to PETA, the crackers of barnum animals are out of their cage and they are fine. The elephant, zebra, lion, giraffe and gorilla are no longer captive in cages but stray freely in nature. With the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus, arrested last year after 150 years, he felt right to change packaging. The crackers of barnum animals have been around for more than 115 years and this is the first time they have changed design.

Kimberly Fontes, spokesman for Mondelez International, Nabisco's parent company, said: "Continue to make the brand relevant for years to come, we felt it was the right time for the next evolution of our design, showing Now animals in a natural habitat. "

The new design also reads, "new look, even good taste!" Peta has asked for a modification of the design for decades. In adeclarationPeta said: "The great victories can come into small packages, and no matter where you look, we find new evidence that people embrace animal compassion like never before."

"The new barnum animal box perfectly reflects that our company no longer tolerates the cage and chaining exotic animals for circus shows. Peta celebrates this redesign just as we celebrated the closing of the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus And an end of the use of wild animals in many other circuses, "adds Peta.

So the next time you take a barnum animal cookie box, you can enjoy the new design. Just make sure to keep your snack as a minimum as an eight-room dessert has 120 calories, 4 grams of fat and a half-gram of saturated grease. It also has 85 milligrams of sodium and 7 grams of sugar. Instead, take advantage of these good zebra cracks, which are free of refined sugars, preservatives and artificial ingredients, and have a lactoseum protein concentrate and pea for a hunger protein boost. Make sure to consult our list of theBest and worst supermarket crackers To help you make healthier choices.