Smint breath mints

Smint is a globally recognized brand of sugar-free breath mints, famously known for its distinctive triangular shape and its 'one-at-a-time' dispensing mechanism. The brand was first introduced in 1994 by the Spanish confectionery company Chupa Chups. It was specifically developed as a mint for adults who desired a sugar-free, discrete, and high-quality refreshment solution.

In 2006, the original owner Chupa Chups was acquired by the Italian-Dutch multinational Perfetti Van Melle. Today, Smint is manufactured primarily in the Group's facilities in Spain, specifically near Barcelona, while certain regional markets like China may have local production. As part of Perfetti Van Melle's global portfolio, Smint continues to be a market leader in the sugar-free mint category across Europe and Asia.