Ferrero supports impulse sales with Coca-Cola TicTac
Ferrero is bringing back its limited-edition Coca-Cola flavoured Tic-Tacs, in a move designed to support retailers in “capitalising on the huge success of last year.
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The launch is rolling out now in 18g (62p), 49g (£1.41) and 98g (£2.70) packs.
Ferrero said that 2.6m packs of Coca-Cola Tic-Tacs were sold last year, equating to 600 per hour.
Levi Boorer, customer development director at Ferrero, said: “Following an unpredictable year of lockdowns, we know that for many, impulse purchases and on-the-go occasions have suffered.”
The refreshment of Coca-Cola and the instantly recognisable shape and format of Tic Tac will encourage shoppers to make those impulse purchases once again, and support retailers in reigniting this purchase habit.
With the summer season approaching and the roadmap indicating restrictions will continue to ease, the return of the product could not come at a better time.
Tic-Tac is the number four adult sugar countline brand which is both well-known and trusted within the category.
The Coca-Cola flavour will only strengthen this, creating standout in-store for a second year running.
The launch will attract younger adult consumers via a partnership with a recognised soft drink brand whilst the limited edition nature of the product will drive excitement, supporting in the increase of impulse confectionery sales.
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