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Lidl launches new line of vegetables targeted at children

Lidl UK has announced that it is launching a fun size line of vegetable products specifically targeting children. The pilot has been introduced following a 20 per cent increase in sales of the Supermarket’s existing fun size fruit and vegetable range.



The new fun-sized products, which have been given names and packaging designed to appeal to and engage with a younger audience, include:
  • Mini Broccoli Trees
  • Cauliflower Clouds
  • Sweet Potato Piggies
  • Romanesaurus Rex (mini romanesco)
  • Unicorn Carrots
Lidl UK is the first British supermarket to introduce a range of fresh fruit and vegetables that are specifically targeted towards children, helping families with the ongoing challenge of inspiring younger generations to eat their greens and maintain a healthy lifestyle.



The products will be piloted in all Lidl stores across England, Scotland and Wales until the end of March subject to availability. If the range is successful, the supermarket will look to stock it on a permanent basis and expand the range.

Emma Byrne, Lidl’s Head of Fresh Produce, who spearheaded the pilot, commented: “At Lidl we’re always looking at new and innovative ways to make parent’s lives a little easier. Following the success of our fun sized fruit and veg range, we made the decision to take the additional step of introducing new product names and designs that are geared towards getting kids to eat quality, healthier food.

“We’re incredibly hopeful that the pilot will do well and are already in the process of exploring additional range options.”

source: fmcgmagazine.co.uk
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