This latest move from Mars Wrigley UK follows news last year that it was accelerating its sustainable packaging programme and from April 2021, selected ‘Standard’ and ‘More to Share’ sharing pouches of some of Mars Wrigley UK’s favourites, including M&M’s®, Galaxy® Counters, Galaxy® Minstrels, Revels®, Maltesers® Buttons ...

Slough, UK, August 16th 2021 — Mars Wrigley UK has today announced the removal of the black PE liner from Maltesers boxes, which will see 82 tonnes of plastic eliminated every single year: equating to 13 Tyrannosaurus Rexes.

Mars becomes the world’s leading gum manufacturer with the acquisition of the William Wrigley, Jr. Company.

The American Dental Association awarded its Seal of Acceptance to chewing gum for the first time, recognizing sugar-free Orbit®, Extra® and Eclipse® as beneficial to oral health. Today, the FDI World Dental Federation and approximately 20 national dental associations worldwide recognize the oral care benefits of chewing sugar-free gum.

Here at Mars, there’s always a story to tell. From our pet hospitals to farmers in our supply chain, new tales are unfolding every day. Dig into our stories and discover why so many of us are proud to be part of the Mars family!

At Mars, we are committed to helping create a safe, healthy and sustainable world for our partners and the communities in which we operate.

From the creation of iconic brands like Maltesers, to the careful crafting of treats from Mars bars to MilkyWay: hundreds of millions of Better Moments have been brought to the nation from our home in Slough.

Mars enters the Petcare business by acquiring U.K.-based Chappell Brothers, Ltd., makers of CHAPPIE® canned dog food.

Associates at Mars are everyday heroes. We are united through our inspiring purpose. Our global family and the common bond we share is beyond any other. We all take pride in our unique way of doing business and empower every Associate to learn, expand, dream and develop. Learn why Mars is the company millions want to join, stay and grow with.

The HABRI-Mars Petcare survey shows people believe government – both state (41 percent) and federal (38 percent) – have a degree of responsibility to foster human-animal interaction. Many experts feel this represents an opportunity for new, innovative partnerships that harness the power of pets to improve society.