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Alert Energy Caffeine Gum was introduced earlier this month by Wrigley, a division of Mars Inc.
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Mars Inc. packs 350 milligrams of cocoa flavanols into its 30-calorie a day CocoVia daily supplements.
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Mars Inc. and Kraft signed a pledge to shift more child-directed advertising to healthier foods.
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Hershey Co. and Mars Inc. said their Bliss and Dove lines, respectively, are marketed toward women.
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In 2007 Mars Inc. stopped running a Snickers spot showing two men accidentally kissing while sharing a Snickers bar after some viewers complained the spot was homophobic.
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"The costs per thousand are out of whack, " said George Janson, director of print for GroupM, a subsidiary of advertising agency giant WPP, whose clients include Ikea, Mars Inc.
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Perhaps the most impressive statistic produced by NASCAR (and measured by Mars, Inc. tracking data) is that Mars, Inc. receives an impressive 4-to-1 return on investment from their sponsorship in NASCAR.
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Well, it seems that Mars Inc.
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Mars Inc. and Raytheon Co.
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Norris Scott, vice president of partnership marketing for NASCAR talked to Forbes.com about the continued success and best-in-class partnership between Mars, Inc. and NASCAR.
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Sparx candy by Xlear were sweet and didn't have the artificial sweetening aftertaste, while CocoaVia by Mars, Inc. was smooth and creamy, just the way a chocolate bar should be.
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