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- Founded: 1911
- Founded in Tacoma, Washington
- 1923: Milky Way candy bar introduced
- 1930: Snickers bar introduced
- Headquarters: McLean, Virginia
- Chairman: John Mars
- European division: Masterfoods Europe
- British branch: Mars Limited
- Entirely owned by the Mars Family
- One of the biggest privately owned corporations in the U.S.
- Annual revenue: $18 billion (2005)
- Products sold in over 100 countries
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Mars, Incorporated is a world-wide producer and distributor of food products, most notably candy. While widely recognized for their sweets, Mars, Incorporated also produces snacks, foods, drinks and pet food. They announced they are buying the Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company in April 2008.
In May of 2009, Mars began their Real Chocolate Relief Act promotion, which gives away coupons for free Mars candy each Friday, from May to September of 2009.Official Site: Mars Real Chocolate Relief Act
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.. Goddamn Mars Incorporated.
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Das Böse hat einen Namen: Mars Incorporated und liegt direkt neben mir: Bounty, Snickers, Mars, MilkyWay
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Snickers is a chocolate bar made by Masterfoods USA of Hackettstown, New Jersey, a division of Mars, Incorporated. http://bit.ly/4kHO2r
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