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Friday, October 11 2024, 6.58am

One of the one of Spain’s most famous cookies says ‘Goodbye’. The Oreo brand has deployed in recent weeks tarpaulins in different cities of the country with a message that has caused concern among its consumers: “It breaks our hearts, but your usual Oreo is saying goodbye.”.

These posters have appeared in places like Madrid, Barcelona or Seville and those who buy the popular cocoa and cream cookie have shuddered. will this brand’s products stop coming to Ibiza?

Although nothing has been confirmed yet, everything points to it being a marketing strategy of the brand. Of course, the performance has generated a barrage on social networks.

A widely consumed cookie

Oreo cookies are not just any cookies, but the best-selling cookies in the world. They are sold 34 billion units a year -92 million a day- and in more than 100 countries. At Spain they began to be marketed in 1995.

The farewell message has also been shared on the brand’s social networks, something that has generated uncertainty among consumers who do not know if it is really a definitive goodbye or if it is the announcement of a major change, such as a possible change of name or logo.

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For the full article, please visit Diario de Ibiza website here.