The UK-based grocery chain, Sainsbury's, has announced it will bring back its Disney Collectable Cards and Album.
These collectible cards will feature a selection of Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel characters. The cards will be available all across Sainsbury's stores and online. The 144 available cards will teach young children how to help the planet through a series of interactive games, facts, challenges, quizzes, recipes, and more.
Each pack will come with four cards. Sainsbury's will promote these educational cards by giving away a free pack for every £10 spent in-store. The cards echo the retailer's mission to help young people live healthier and better lives. The cards will help children learn more about the solar system, the animal kingdom, how to save energy, how to respect natural water resources, and how to make healthier food options fun.
The cards will be available from September to October.
Educational Collectible Cards
Sainsbury's to Launch Its Much-Loved Collectible Card Collection
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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