As part of the sampling campaign, Blackjack brand ambassadors engage passengers in Hershey’s brand experience by distributing free samples of Reese’s products, including Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Miniatures (in milk and white chocolate) and Reese’s Pieces Candies. The products are available to buy in travel-retail exclusive packs in the World Duty Free store.
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According to The Hershey Company, product trial is valuable in engaging consumers with the Hershey brand and the company story. It also drives sales of the Reese’s brand by encouraging shoppers to try the products for themselves before they buy.
This is the first time Hershey has been featured in London Heathrow, following its UK debut at Gatwick and is its first UK-agency staffed campaign.
Account manager luxury, confectionery, WDFG and airport retailers at Blackjack Promotions Kay Walker said: “We’re really excited for this campaign, particularly given that Hershey is so new into World Duty Free. This activity has already sweetened the experience for passengers visiting Heathrow and World Duty Free in T5 and we’re looking forward to further success in T3.
“Reese’s is a unique product with the perfect combination of chocolate and peanut butter and the Hershey Company has a great story to tell. We hope this is the first of many more activities to come.”
Hershey’s World Travel Team leader Europe Amy Wilson added: “Confection is the most impulsive category within travel-retail and snacking is a growing usage occasion. We are excited to be partnering with Blackjack and WDFG to have Hershey’s Reese’s brand in Heathrow to drive excitement in the confection category.”
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logoBritain's biggest airport has launched a legal challenge against the decision to end duty-free bargains on perfume, clothing and electronics.
Heathrow argued the move will cost the country billions and will intensify the crisis facing the battered aviation and retail industries.
The Treasury has said that, as of January 1, tax savings on goods bought by outbound holidaymakers and business travellers will apply only to alcohol and tobacco.
© Provided by Daily Mail Britain's biggest airport has launched a legal challenge against the decision to end duty-free bargains on perfume, clothing and electronics (stock image used)Ministers are also abolishing the VAT rebate scheme for tourists as part of the move.
The planned changes will leave the UK as the only country in the developed world to not offer tax-free shopping to travellers.
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The bosses of WHSmith, Boots, Fortnum & Mason and Dixons are among business chiefs opposing the plans, warning it will trigger a £10billion reduction in spending in shops.
And the abolition of the VAT rebate scheme is expected to cost the Exchequer £2billion in lost tax revenue.
Heathrow has now launched a Judicial Review of the Chancellor's decision – the first time it has embarked on a legal challenge against the Government.
In a letter to Rishi Sunak, the airport's boss John Holland-Kaye warned: 'Overnight, what draws many to our shores and has taken decades to build will be lost.'
© Provided by Daily Mail The planned changes will leave the UK as the only country in the developed world to not offer tax-free shopping to travellers (stock image used)The letter, co-signed by the bosses of World Duty Free and tax refund company Global Blue, claimed the plans will cause 'untold damage to UK competitiveness' after Brexit and will put up to 70,000 jobs at risk.
The Treasury said it recognises the 'challenging times facing the aviation sector'.
A spokesman added it decided to end tax-free shopping 'after concerns that the saving wasn't always passed on to consumers, putting the high street at a disadvantage'.