Wrigley's Extra White Strawberry chewing gum

Extra is a well-known brand of sugar-free chewing gum originally launched in 1984 by the Wrigley Company. The 'Extra White' line is specifically marketed for its dental hygiene benefits, often containing ingredients like xylitol to help maintain clean and white teeth.

Manufacturing of Extra gum takes place in various global facilities to serve different markets. For the European market, products are frequently manufactured in Poland (Poznań) or France, while American supplies typically come from U.S. based plants.

The brand has seen significant changes in ownership over the decades. Originally a flagship of the William Wrigley Jr. Company, it became part of a larger empire when Mars, Incorporated acquired Wrigley in 2008. Today, it is managed under the Mars Wrigley segment, which is a division of the privately held global giant Mars, Incorporated, headquartered in the United States.