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MUST STOCK: Milliways gives the gum industry something to chew on

MUST STOCK: Milliways gives the gum industry something to chew on

In an industry dominated by legacy brands, how do you become the UK’s fastest growing chewing gum company within three years? Milliways Plastic Free Gum attributes a best-in-class product to its rapid expansion – with a range of flavour bursting products and a recent TV advert, their gum can now be found at 6,500 major retailers nationwide.

Milliways is tackling a serious topic – the fact that most gum is made from single-use chewy plastic ingredients. Milliways appeals to younger consumers looking for high quality, great tasting and sustainable products. Available in four long lasting flavours – Peppermint, Mighty Mint, Bubblemint and Watermelon with an RSP of £1 – Milliways will not only drive profits, it’s a great-tasting gum with zero plastic.

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