In 2013, India’s confectionery market was worth close to $1.3 billion, and it’s expected to reach $2.2 billion by 2018.

The closure is the result of the company reorganizing its supply chain to account for a decline in chewing gum sales, and the move will eliminate 383 jobs, the company says.

There’s all-natural gum, and there are all-natural lollipops, but now, for the first time, consumers can enjoy these two treats in one.

Four different confectionery manufacturers have announced personnel changes recently, including three companies that named new ceo’s.

It took all of thirty seconds, but an earnest crowd of 721 baseball fans from around the world managed to blow a bubble gum bubble together and hold it for half a minute to break the previous world record.

Americans are chewing a lot less gum these days, according to a new report from Rabobank – and it is mints that are taking the "share of mouth."

Confections fortified with healthy ingredients help us reach our goal a little faster, easier and in a more tasteful way than ever before.

The gum and mints market is hard up for innovation, and people just don’t seem to be that excited when companies come up with yet one more name for “mint.”

“This is fun and what baseball is all about,” says Bill Ripken, co-chairman and executive v.p. of Ripken Baseball. “Bring some kids together on a field, throw out a few pouches of gum, some gloves, bats and balls and see what happens. Big League Chew brings out the fun in the game.”

As the world’s leading gum base supplier, Cafosa is on the receiving end of a broad range of chewing gum trends.