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Trebor's 'Own It' campaign now live in key locations

Trebor's 'Own It' campaign now live in key locations
Andy Marino
By Andy MarinoMay 16, 2022
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Trebor’s new "Own It" campaign is now live in key locations near convenience stores, encouraging shoppers up and down the country to "unleash their minty confidence" as part of their "Own It" platform.

The number-one mint brand is also giving consumers the chance to win £10k cash* and a host of other confidence-boosting prizes from personal stylists to business coaches. Thirty-six million shoppers are set to see the Own It campaign while out and about, driving visibility and prompting purchase in this highly impulsive category.

Look out for the creative placements near you!

*Summary Terms and Conditions:UK & ROI, 18+ only. 10:00 28/02/2022 – 16:59 30/09/2022. Internet access required. Purchase a promotional pack of Trebor extra strong or soft mint (GB only), visit www.trebor.co.uk and select your region. ROI & NI residents purchase not required. Enter your name and contact details including Eircode / postcode (for ROI & NI) or your barcode & batch code (for GB) to find out instantly if you’ve won a prize and to be entered into the Grand Prize draw. Grand Prize: 1 x £10,000/€. Instant Win Prizes: 201 choice of vouchers from spa days, gym/wellbeing memberships, hair stylists and many more up to the value of £50/€ (subject to individual terms and conditions). Grand prize draw to take place on 07/10/2022. Wrap Up Draw: Entrants between 17:00 01/10/22 – 16:59 31/12/22 will be placed in a final draw for a chance to win £250/€. Retain receipt to claim. Max 1 entry per person per day. Max 1 Prize per household. Visit website for full T&Cs. Promoter: Mondelez Europe Services GmbH – UK Branch with registered office at Cadbury House, Sanderson Road, Uxbridge, UB8 1DH.

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