Wrigley's Extra White Sweet Fruit chewing gum

Brand Origin and Manufacturing

Wrigley's is an American brand of chewing gum that originated in 1891, founded by William Wrigley Jr. in Chicago, Illinois. The brand has since become a global leader in the confectionery industry, offering a variety of gum flavors and products.

Ownership

In 2008, Wrigley's was acquired by Mars, Incorporated, a privately held company known for its diverse portfolio of confectionery, pet care, and other food products. Mars, headquartered in McLean, Virginia, USA, continues to oversee Wrigley's operations worldwide.

Product Details

Wrigley's Extra White Sweet Fruit chewing gum is a sugar-free product designed to help maintain oral hygiene by counteracting tooth discoloration. It is available in various pack sizes, including 14g and 84g, catering to different consumer preferences. The gum contains xylitol, which stimulates saliva production, aiding in oral health. The product is primarily manufactured in Poland, with some production also occurring in other locations to meet global demand. In Norway, Wrigley's Extra White Sweet Fruit chewing gum is available through various retailers, including Inkry AS and Airportretail.no, reflecting its widespread availability in the Norwegian market.