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Smart Ones no longer list WW points on the box; what's with that?

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Smart Ones no longer list WW points on the box; what's with that?  
Smart Ones no longer list WW points on the box; what's with that?

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Plus they are no longer a WW product
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@turmoil5. What do you mean, they are no longer a WW product? Did someone buy them?  
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@pesach Heinz always made them and owned the Smart Ones brand. They ceased their license agreement to use the Weight Watchers brand
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Probably has something to do with the . Most of the meals would be different points on each color.  
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Could be the color plan you are on or how many servings you put in
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I scanned them this weekend, I'm on blue and they ranged from 8-9 points for some that I checked.  
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No longer endorsed by WW
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Because they're not affiliated with WW any longer. They haven't been for quite some time.  
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Heinz owns them now!  
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@tenorrhaphy how come?  
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Scan it
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Even if they were they really can’t since there are 3 different color plans. Some things in the entree’s are zero on one plan but points on another.  
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