January 20th 2025.
In the year 2025, Cadbury has made a big change to one of their popular Easter products. As a leader in the UK's Easter chocolate market, Cadbury is known for their Mini Eggs, Creme Eggs, and a variety of other festive chocolate treats. But this year, they are not just making waves with their delicious flavors, they are also making an effort to be more environmentally friendly.
Amidst a market flooded with plastic packaging, Cadbury has unveiled their new Easter Favourites Pouch. What makes this pouch special is that it is made entirely out of paper. This change is a step towards reducing plastic waste and promoting sustainability. Nestlé's Smartie products have also made the switch to paper packaging, showing that more and more companies are recognizing the importance of eco-friendly practices.
Cadbury's senior brand manager, Charlotte Parkes, shared her excitement about the new Easter lineup, which includes the Easter Favourites Pouch and an expanded range of shell eggs. She believes that these new products will not only bring joy to shoppers but also help retailers boost their seasonal offerings and sales.
But the paper packaging is not the only reason to be excited about Cadbury's Easter offerings this year. Similar to their popular Winter Wonderland Bar at Christmas, Cadbury has introduced the Dairy Milk & White Half & Half Ultimate Egg for Easter. This egg features a delicious combination of milk and white chocolate chunks. Another new addition is the Cadbury Caramilk Egg, which was previously only available in Australia and New Zealand but has now made its way to the UK after its success in 2021.
Although it may feel like we just said goodbye to the Christmas season, Easter products are slowly making their way onto supermarket shelves. And according to experts, there's a good reason for that. By strategically placing these products early, it triggers our psychological desire to plan ahead and purchase them before they are sold out. It's a sneaky tactic that also makes us believe we are saving money by buying them early.
Psychotherapist Kamalyn Kaur explains that Easter chocolate can be a "psychological trigger" for some people. Seeing the Easter eggs in stores now can serve as a reminder of the upcoming holiday and encourage us to start planning early. This tactic is used by retailers to create a sense of anticipation and excitement, ultimately prompting us to buy their products.
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