ITC Candyman, has introduced its latest offering, Candyman Tadka Lollipop, making it the brand’s entry into the lollipop segment. Furthermore, the brand also released a new campaign announcing the launch.
This new offering delivers a fusion of sweet and tangy flavours. Candyman Tadka Lollipop comes in variants of green mango and tamarind, complemented by a masala-filled centre that releases an explosion of flavours.
The brand stated that the product’s playful tagline, “Sweet Outside, Naughty Inside”, captures the fun and mischievous spirit that it is known for.
FCBUlka Bangalore has created the campaign that captures the playful nature of its young audience who, while appearing sweet and innocent, also have a naughty side- just like the delicious Candyman Tadka lollipop that starts sweet but has a naughty yet tasty masala surprise within.
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Speaking about the launch, Rohit Dogra, COO, Chocolates, Coffee and Confectionary, said, “Candyman Tadka is an exciting expansion for us as we enter the lollipop category. This product represents our commitment to innovation and pushing boundaries in the confectionery space. With its unique masala-filled core and the perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavours, Candyman Tadka offers a refreshing experience that truly stands out in the market. We are confident that this launch will further strengthen ITC’s presence in the Confectionery category and open up exciting avenues for growth.”
Commenting on the new TVC campaign, Damodaran Nair, President, FCBUlka Bangalore, said, “The younger audience have a playful duality- they’re not just sweet; they can be cheeky and mischievous when they want to be. That’s why Candyman Tadka Lollipop is the perfect match, bringing a bold twist to the traditional lollipop. We saw the opportunity to shake up the category and create a fun, cheeky campaign that captures this flavorful combination. We’re excited to see how Candyman Tadka will redefine the way lollipops are enjoyed in India. And we know this is just the start of something big.”
