December is the most popular time of year for couples to call it off so Pacific Foods took it upon itself to create a comforting soup kit to mend broken hearts. Around this time of the year, it's reported that nearly two-thirds (59%) of GenZ and Millennials have gone through a breakup or knew a couple who broke up.
With those recently uncoupled individuals in mind, Pacific Foods assembled the Broken Hearts Soup-port Kit and is working with award-winning podcast host, best-selling author, entrepreneur and TV personality, Nick Viall to get the word out. For a limited time in December, consumers can enter for their chance to win one of the comfort food kits.
Within, popular soups from the brand have been renamed with a twist: It’s Not Me, It’s You Chicken Noodle Soup, Broken Heart(y) Vegetable Soup and Seeing Red Tomato Bisque.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Breakup Food Kits
- Brands creating food kits to cater to individuals going through breakups.
- Comfort Food Innovation
- Innovation in the comfort food industry to cater to specific consumer needs.
- Brand Collaboration with Influencers
- Increased collaboration between brands and influencers to promote products in unique ways.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage
- Opportunity for the food and beverage industry to create more personalized and targeted products.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Opportunity for marketing and advertising industry to leverage creativity and collaboration between brands and influencers.
- Packaging Design
- Packaging design industry can create unique ways to present products, such as Pacific Foods' Broken Hearts Soup-port Kit.
