Hershey’s Premium Push Tests Life Beyond Holiday Candy
New bars and a larger Cadbury campaign put Hershey’s “accessible premium” strategy in front of shoppers.
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New bars and a larger Cadbury campaign put Hershey’s “accessible premium” strategy in front of shoppers.
The British retailer made its first London Fashion Week collection immediately shoppable, linking a centennial brand moment to digital growth.
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