Limited-edition boxes, pouches, and refill tins are up for sale by Quality Street this Christmas season.
In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, both John Lewis and Nestle are set to delight consumers with a variety of confectionery options.
At John Lewis, shoppers can indulge in the classic Quality Street chocolates through pick-and-mix stations. This year, the Coffee Creme flavor will be making a special appearance in John Lewis and Waitrose stores. For those who prefer a more traditional approach, the iconic Quality Street tub, now made of 100% recyclable materials, is available. And for those who have already purchased a tin, John Lewis is offering refills.
In a collaborative effort, Robinson Packaging and Holdsworth Chocolates have designed seasonal packaging for John Lewis's Christmas confectionery range. The packaging, including rigid boxes, sleeves, and treat bags, is designed to be both festive and sustainable.
Meanwhile, Nestle is expanding its confectionary lineup for the holiday season. Alongside the traditional offerings of advent calendars for Milkybar and KitKat brands, selection boxes for KitKat, and pouches for various Nestle products, there's a limited-edition Quality Street tin, a Christmas cracker, and a special edition tin inspired by the brand's 'hometown' in Halifax.
For a more personal touch, Nestle will offer personalized gift pouches for Christmas 2024. These pouches will feature phrases like 'Quality Christmas' and 'No. 1 Street'.
In a trial run, Nestle has also introduced a paper Quality Street tub in selected Tesco supermarkets. Over 200,000 of these eco-friendly tubs are expected to go on sale this holiday season.
Nestle's Christmas offerings don't stop there. The Aero Orange Bubbles Sharing Pouch, the Smarties Elf Treats Giant Tube, and the Milkybar Fairy Lights bar are also part of the lineup.
As the holiday season approaches, both John Lewis and Nestle are committed to providing consumers with a wide range of confectionery options while prioritising sustainability.
