Mars Wrigley: Last News

South Lanarkshire Council has received over £20,000 to rid the streets of chewing gum.

William Earl Variety will return to the Riviera for three days of programmed interviews with leaders in the industry at the Variety Cannes Lions Interview Studio presented by Canva. The studio will take place from June 20-22 with all conversations moderated by a Variety editor. Kevin Hart, Will.i.am., Keke Palmer and Amanda Gorman are among the slate of speakers who will take part in the studio, as well as Kelly Campbell, president, Peacock; Claudine Cheever, VP of global brand and marketing, Amazon; Jeremy Zimmer, CEO, United Talent Agency; Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing and communications officer, Mastercard; and Julia Goldin, chief product and marketing officer, LEGO.

Celebrations have shocked the nation by kicking out Bounty chocolate from some of its tubs this Christmas.

Lorraine posted a clip from her show where she announced the disappointing news with her 177,900 followers.In the caption, the host wrote: “We've woken up to the news that Bounty bars will be REMOVED from Celebrations tubs and @reallorraine is not happy.

Bounty lovers will be left disappointed this Christmas after Mars announced it will be removing them from select Celebrations tubs.

The reception to Eddie Murphy’s Coming 2 America on Amazon Prime Video last year provided Amazon marketing chief Ukonwa Ojo’s point when she said today at Cannes Lions: “It’s not possible to reach diverse audiences without diversity.”

Lil Nas X and Nicki Minaj have both signed big brand partnership deals. Lil Nas has partnered with M&Ms on a mission to bring people together using the power of music and sweets.

Michele Amabile Angermiller With the recent news that M&M’S updated the footwear of the Green and Brown M&Ms from heels to sneakers and stilettos to flats, the iconic candy company is unveiling a new line of “Album Art” packs, with designs inspired by David Bowie, Kacey Musgraves, H.E.R. and Rosalía.“It’s so cool to be included on the new M&M’s ‘Album Art’ pack collection,” H.E.R.

the Mirror.In fact, they’ve decided to allow shoppers to swap the Bounty bars in boxes of Celebrations for an alternative snack come January.A recent survey discovered that 52% of Brits leave Bounties until last and a whopping 32% bin them.You can swap your unwanted Bounty bars for Maltesers Teasers at select Co-op stores in major cities from January 17.But, before you do you should know that Mars has launched a Christmas TV ad telling a love story between a Bounty and an equally hated Brussels sprout.The chocolate bar weeps on the couch after being ignored at a party, stood up in a restaurant and rejected on dating sites.But, luckily, the bar is saved by a happy sprout who thinks its the best bar in the box.Mars Wrigley's Cemre Cudal said:

Most of us use January and the new year as an opportunity to kick-start health goals - but it’s hard to resist a cheeky bit of chocolate in the afternoon, right? Well thankfully Mars Wrigley have the answer. They’ve unveiled a trio of chocolate treats that are all 100 calories or less.

Christmas are in for a real treat this October after Mars Wrigley launched a limited-edition Twix Winter Spice variety of the popular snack bar. Developed by their team of chocolate scientists, Twix Winter Spice has a blend of winter spices that will take people on an aromatic sensory journey this holiday season.

A British legend is back, as a beloved chocolate bar of days gone by is set to officially return to the shelves.

The company behind some of our favourite sweet treats Mars Wrigley have made a big announcement.