Bubbaloo Cola chewing gum

Bubbaloo is an iconic chewing gum brand known for its soft texture and liquid filling. It was originally launched in the mid-1980s by the Adams company in Latin America, specifically gaining massive popularity in Mexico and Brazil before expanding globally.

The brand has undergone several ownership changes through corporate mergers. It was part of Warner-Lambert, then Pfizer's confectionery division (Adams), which was eventually acquired by Cadbury. Today, Bubbaloo is a key brand under Mondelēz International, one of the world's largest snacking companies. For the European market, particularly in Spain and Portugal, production often takes place in Mondelēz's large manufacturing facilities located in countries like Spain or Mexico, depending on the specific regional distribution line.