E-cigarette manufacturers have long produced liquid nicotine in a variety of flavors, like strawberry or cotton candy, as a way to entice users with something that doesn’t simply taste like nicotine or smoke. But Chicago vape company’s attempt to appeal to customers’ palettes has garnered the ire of candy maker Wrigley, which accused the e-liquid maker of infringing on its Juicy Fruit and Doublemint brands. [More]
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Wrigley Gets Jitters About Caffeinated Gum, Pulls It From Market For Now
By 5.9.13
Two months after unveiling its Alert Energy caffeinated gum, and shortly after the Food and Drug Administration announced an investigation into products with additional caffeine, the folks at Wrigley have decided to pull the gum from store shelves, for now. [More]
Caffeinated Gum Giving Some Health Advocates The Jitters Over How Products Are Marketed
By 4.30.13 — Updated: 11.10.15
Back when we first heard about Wrigley’s Alert Energy Caffeine Gum, the company was adamant that it would be marketing the product to adults and adults only. But now that the new gum is on shelves, as of this week, the Food and Drug Administration is taking a closer look at how such easily ingested forms of caffeine could affect the health of young teens and children. [More]
Famous Wrigley Rooftop Club In Foreclosure
By 4.15.10
Your average Cub fan will, of course, be familiar with the Wrigley Rooftop that sports the “Eamus Catuli” sign, but it seems the well-known rooftop is now in foreclosure. [More]
Wrigley Field Unloads WaMu Swag On Fans Before Its Too Late
By 9.18.08
My husband and I were at the Cubs/Brewers game at Wrigley Field last night. At the door we were surprised to be given WaMu promotional string backpack/bags. This was in addition to the announced promotion, Carlos Zambrano bobbleheads.
Chinese National Anthem to Used to Sell Wrigley Gum
By 1.16.07
Well, hey, the song is catchy. The Chinese certainly seem to like it. —MEGHANN MARCO
