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Ice Breakers candy

Ice Breakers is a brand of mints and chewing gum owned by The Hershey Company.

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Products and promotions

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Product controversy

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Owner
Hershey Company (2000–)
Country
United States
Markets
Worldwide
Previous owners
Nabisco (1996–2000)
Produced by
Hershey Company
Product type
Chewing gum · Mint · Candy

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Overview

History

Products and promotions

Product controversy

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Ice Breakers candy

Nodes21
Edges20
Triples16
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.095238
Components1

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Ice Breakers candy

Top relations

Tagline · 4
Ice Breakers candy → Break the ice., Experience a flavor breakthrough., KEEP COOL. STAY FRESH., Ooooh, Fancy!
Product type · 3
Ice Breakers candy → Candy, Chewing gum, Mint
Related brands · 3
Ice Breakers candy → Breath Savers, Bubble Yum, List of products manufactured by The Hershey Company
Country · 1
Ice Breakers candy → United States
Markets · 1
Ice Breakers candy → Worldwide
Owner · 1
Ice Breakers candy → Hershey Company (2000–)
Previous owners · 1
Ice Breakers candy → Nabisco (1996–2000)
Produced by · 1
Ice Breakers candy → Hershey Company
Website · 1
Ice Breakers candy → ice-breakers

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Important terminology

ice breakers gum hershey mint chewing product company mints products launched cubes nabisco brands also reported market soft cube-shaped branded

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ice Breakers candyCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyMarketsWorldwide1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyOwnerHershey Company (2000–)1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyPrevious ownersNabisco (1996–2000)1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyProduced byHershey Company1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyProduct typeChewing gum1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyProduct typeMint1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyProduct typeCandy1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyRelated brandsBreath Savers1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyRelated brandsBubble Yum1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyRelated brandsList of products manufactured by The Hershey Company1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyTaglineKEEP COOL. STAY FRESH.1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyTaglineBreak the ice.1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyTaglineExperience a flavor breakthrough.1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyTaglineOoooh, Fancy!1.00infobox
Ice Breakers candyWebsiteice-breakers1.00infobox

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