Eclipse sugar-free mints

Eclipse is a prominent brand of sugar-free breath mints and chewing gum that was launched by the Wrigley Company in 1999. The brand was introduced to compete in the growing intense-mint segment, offering a powerful cooling sensation and functional breath freshening. Since its inception in the United States, it has expanded globally, becoming especially popular in markets like Australia, New Zealand, and across Asia.

The brand's ownership transitioned to Mars, Incorporated following its acquisition of the William Wrigley Jr. Company in 2008 for approximately $23 billion. This merger combined Two of the world's most iconic confectionery businesses, placing Eclipse alongside other famous brands like Skittles and M&M's. Today, manufacturing for the brand is distributed globally, with significant production facilities located in China to serve the Asia-Pacific market and various locations in North America for Western consumers.