The Ritter Sport 'Taste the World' range is being launched by the brand into convenience stores to offer consumers a number of options to try out when looking for something distinctly different when it comes to chocolate treats.
The product range includes the Marhaba with yogurt, honey and hazelnuts, the Hula Hula with coconut wafer and the Buenos Días with white chocolate, mango and passionfruit. Each of the bars are priced at £1.50 each, and are being launched into Best Way and Dhamecha locations.
Head of Marketing Katy Clark explained the expansion of the Ritter Sport 'Taste the World' range saying, "Following huge consumer demand for our limited edition world-flavour inspired range when it first launched in 2020, we were determined to broaden the distribution this summer and offer even more consumers the chance to get their hands on the range. Faced with a summer of uncertain travel we hope by bringing back the popular range, we will be able to transport our fans closer to the sunshine from the comfort of their sofa."
Internationally Inspired Chocolate Products
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