Juicy fruit and spearmint: Wrigley's does away with the chewing gum strips

Once market leader, now the end: Why “Wrigley's Spearment” chewing gum is no longer sold in Germany

The 80s advertisement for “Wrigley's chewing gum” was cult. Even with other ludicrous marketing strategies, the “Wrigley Company” was always right. An era is now ending.

Reddit community mourns the end of Wrigley's chewing gum

The parent company Mars has stopped producing chewing gum strips — now the supply in German supermarkets is running low

US company Mars removes Wrigley's chewing gum from the market

The reason for the move is a lack of sales of strip chewing gum. Other brands are also expected to disappear from the shelves soon.

Juicy fruit and spearmint: Wrigley's does away with the chewing gum strips

Mars is taking all Wrigley's chewing gum strips off the market, meaning that cult varieties such as Juicy Fruit or Spearmint disappear. Swallow!

Sweets: Mars removes Wrigley's strip chewing gum from the market in Germany

The US company has removed all strip chewing gum from its product range in Germany. Mars cites declining demand as the reason.

Mars announces the end of Wrigley's strip chewing gum

A remnant from the old days will soon be completely history: Wrigley's chewing gum in the shape of strips. It is one of the oldest varieties in the world.