It looks like the announcers at the US Open won’t be shouting “Sugarpova” afterall.

Orbit’s new sugar free gum for kids comes in two fun flavors!

New advertisements encourage kids to get creative with "absurdly good" Bazooka Bubble Gum.

A St. Paul, Minn.-based candy store had gotten national attention after the owners were forced to give up tobacco — or at least any candy products that look like tobacco.

The Ford Gum & Machine Co.’s story begins 100 years ago in 1913 when 20-year-old Ford S. Mason, a roofing salesman, was seeking a side business to supplement his income during the winter months.

Bazooka Joe seems to be turning into a millennial, with his new love of social media and individuality.

Gum and candy, it turns out, are a lot like love and marriage — you can’t have one without the other. At least that seems to be what Mondelez International thinks.

On the surface the idea that Mexico would be worried about chewing gum inappropriately discarded on the streets is kind of absurd.

This Jawbuster has a surprise in the middle!