For American consumers who find trick-or-treating during the coronavirus pandemic to be more chilling than thrilling, food gifts offer an opportunity to safely scare up both smiles and sweets, Packaged Facts says in a new report.

To celebrate spooky season and the return of Zombie Skittles, the brand has created a costume that’s designed to help fans stay socially distant this Halloween.

See's Candies has launched two new contactless shopping options for customers to safely and conveniently enjoy their favorite Halloween candies.

The Reese's brand is bringing trick-or-treating to fans with the Reese's Trick- or-Treat Door, a hands-free way to get treats this season.

Nearly 6 in 10 (58 percent) of Gen X consumers reported they enjoyed the classic Halloween treat. Baby boomers, at 56 percent, follow closely behind.

The Sour Patch Kids brand knows Halloween will look a little different for everyone this year, so it's launching a reverse trick-or-treating experience across the U.S.

CVS Pharmacy, the retail division of CVS Health, is working with The Hershey Co. to offer Boo-Bags, a family friendly and socially-distanced solution to making Halloween as safe and fun.

Yowie Group recently launched the “Halloween at Home” campaign to encourage a festive, fun and safe Halloween by putting family-time front and center.