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Nostalgic characters: Retro cereal mascots you might remember from the 1990s and 2000s
Coco Pops - Coco the Monkey Alongside Tony the Tiger, Coco the Monkey is one of the most recognisable cereal mascots of all time. The character was first introduced in 1963 and is still featured ...
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Donkey Kong designer reveals his biggest problem with his Rare redesign, and explains how his childhood breakfast cereal ban shaped Diddy Kong, too
Bayliss also shares an interesting fact, Diddy Kong was inspired by the Coco Pops monkey. "When I was a kid I loved this character, but I wasn't allowed to have the cereal because according to my ...
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Kellogg commissions Landor for new cereal pack designs
The revamped packs – which include brands such as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut and Kellogg’s Coco Pops – feature “bold and ... which include Coco the Monkey and Tony the Tiger. Kellogg ...
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Business GCSE / National 5: How to market a new cereal
and the future of Coco the Monkey himself hang in the balance. Seminar Presenter:We've got the biggest ever launch program for a Coco Pops cereal. Narrator:In six weeks, Kellogg's is launching ...
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‘A new dawn’: Kellogg’s on using its distinctive assets to ‘reignite’ the brand
The cereal business has 17 sub-brands in its portfolio ... Some of Kellogg’s sub-brands also have brand characters, Tony the Tiger on Frosties, Coco the monkey on Coco Pops, and Snap, Crackle and Pop ...