Chupa Chups Belts and Laces are a new range of extruded jelly candy products from the well-known lollipop brand as a series of sweets perfect for enhancing treat occasions for kids and adults alike. The products come in four varieties including Sour Apple Belts, Sour Mixed Belts, Sour Strawberry Belts and the Strawberry Laces, which will each make their debut in the convenience store channel starting in June. The candies come in 90-gram packs and prioritize bright color branding to help them stand out prominently on store shelves.
Brand Manager Kim McMahon spoke on the Chupa Chups Belts and Laces saying, "s Chupa Chups continues to evolve and innovate, we’re so excited to be once again diversifying our beloved portfolio with the expansion into the extruded jellies market. Shoppers are looking for more excitement from their favourite lollipop brand, and our latest launch is perfectly positioned to satisfy cravings for bold and sour flavours, offer more variety in the category and delight existing fans of iconic Chupa Chups flavours"
Lollipop Brand Jelly Candies
Chupa Chups Belts and Laces Come in Several Flavor Options
Trend Themes
1. Sour-flavored Confections - The rise of bold and sour candy options caters to consumers seeking more intense and varied taste experiences.
2. Kid-adult Treat Hybrids - Products appealing to both children and adults align with the trend of shared indulgence, enhancing family snack occasions.
3. Bright Color Branding - Utilizing vibrant and eye-catching packaging helps products distinguish themselves and attract immediate shopper attention.
Industry Implications
1. Candy Manufacturing - The introduction of extruded jelly candies from renowned brands presents opportunities for diversification and product line expansion.
2. Convenience Retail - Convenience stores stand to benefit from stocking new varieties of popular candy brands, boosting impulse purchase rates.
3. Food Marketing - Effective use of bright, colorful branding in the food sector can significantly enhance product visibility and consumer interest.