Confectionery report: Keep on taking the tablets
16-Jan-2004
Ballotins of pralines and truffles, often complete with gift-wrap, ribbons and bows, may represent the conventional image of duty-free chocolate, but the tablet format is one for which manufacturers and retailers are increasingly finding space. Lifestyle changes - whereby budget flights and frequent breaks are becoming more common - create added demand for tablets.
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Although Nestlé International Travel Retail (NITR) views its 400g Nestlé tablet primarily as an informal gift, marketing manager Guy Bellenot emphasises: ?If a family is on holiday together, or a
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Confectionery report: Keep on taking the tablets
