Trebor, the Mondelez-owned mint brand, is offering thousands of UK consumers the chance to win between £5 and £50 in its latest on-pack prize draw, Trebor Win Small.

Trebor Win Small aims to drive excitement and sales by offering a lot of smaller prizes rather than a single big prize. The mint brand says that while a small cash prize may not change someone’s life, it will put a smile on their face. There are 10,800 cash sums available to be won, and the total potential prize pot is £100,000.

Consumers win by unwrapping Trebor packs and finding a ‘YOU’VE WON’ message inside with a code. If they do, then they need to go online to the competition website and enter the code to find out what they have won and how to claim it. All claims must be made by 5.00pm on March 31^st, 2019.

Trebor Win Small aims to follow the success of the brand’s Get Minted campaign, which returned for a second time earlier this year, and delivered a sales increase of 6.8% in Independents and Symbols during the promotional period, according to Mondelez, which owns Trebor.

Amy Lucas, Brand Manager for Trebor, says: “Trebor has a market share nearly double that of its nearest competitor, and currently holds the top three mint SKUs in the impulse category. Our latest competition aims to create excitement in store, that will encourage consumers to purchase Trebor to give themselves a chance to win small.”

The Get Minted prize draw, which was exclusive to the convenience channel, ran from April 1st until June 17th 2018 and offered consumers a chance to win prizes ranging from £50 up to a £5,000. At the same time, retailers who stocked Trebor and displayed the Get Minted POS won the value of any cash prizes claimed by consumers who bought winning packs in their store.

The Trebor brand is owned by Mondelēz International, the global snacking company with 2016 net revenues of approximately $26 billion. Mondelēz is a world leader in biscuits, chocolate, gum, candy and powdered beverages, with power brands including Oreo and belVita biscuits; Cadbury Dairy Milk and Milka chocolate; and Trident gum.

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Lucozade Ribena Suntory (LRS) is giving away £5,000 cash to 12 retailers, for a total of £60,000, from now until the end of September as part of a new competition rewarding the independent channel.

The multi-brand activation is designed to encourage independent retailers to buy Lucozade Energy, Lucozade Sport and Ribena stock via wholesale depots this summer. The cash competition will be available across price-marked stock of LRS’ best-selling SKUs.

Retailers just have to visit www.lrsuntory.com/win and enter the details printed on promotional shrink-wrap of participating SKUs for a chance to win.

Lauren Maddocks, Shopper Marketing Manager at Lucozade Ribena Suntory, comments: “We’re really excited to launch this LRS-first competition and give something back to our loyal independent retail customers. On average, an independent store already generates in excess of £4,400 worth of sales through our portfolio of leading brands each year, but we wanted to reward retailers with an extra cash boost. With the hottest months of the year coming up retailers should stock up now to ensure their chillers are summer-ready, not to mention the chance to win a big cash prize!”

The competition began last week and runs until September 23^rd.

Lucozade Ribena Suntory (LRS) is one of the leading soft drinks businesses in the UK and Ireland. LRS was formed in 2014, and is part of Suntory Beverage & Food Europe. Its brand portfolio includes Lucozade Energy, Lucozade Sport, Fitwater, Ribena, Orangina and True Nopal cactus water.

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Energy drink Carabao has launched a new on-pack offer giving UK and Irish consumers the chance to win a share of a total £1m cash prize fund, the brand’s biggest-ever giveaway. The top prize has been set at £50,000.

The campaign launches July 1st 2018 and will run for three months, offering consumers an opportunity to win every 60 seconds.

Carabao, which is a major football sponsor, plans to support the promotion with a £1m+ TV ad campaign that will run throughout August and September on ITV, Sky and Channel 5. There will also be on-demand ads, press ads, big screens at football stadiums and pitch-side LEDs.

To enter, consumers have to be over 18. They need to buy a promotional can, go to www.CarabaoCash.com and enter the unique code found under the ring-pull. They will find out instantly if they have won a prize.

The launch of the new prize draw comes hot on the heels of Carabao’s latest major campaign; last month’s We Are Female Fans initiative – which aimed to change negative female football fan stereotypes – as well as a stunt involving offering a helicopter service to help Southern Rail commuters get to work on time despite the timetable changes.

Carabao says its on-going investment in initiatives of this type – appealing to a mass market, inclusive adult audience – is part of outs strategy to differentiate itself from other energy drinks and drive further growth in the energy drinks category as a whole.

John Luck, Chief Marketing Officer at Carabao UK, says: “Giving away £1M is a pretty crazy thing to do, but Carabao is a drink for people leading increasingly busy and bonkers lives, so it feels entirely appropriate.”

Carabao’s energy drinks range is exclusively low or no sugar, with the promotion available in all available flavours.

Carabao was invented in Thailand by a rock star called Aed Carabao, who named himself and his band after the carabao, a local breed of buffalo. It claims to be the only energy drink brand in the UK to offer exclusively low-sugar or sugar-free product formats.

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Carling has launched an on-pack promotion offering consumers the chance to win £1,000 cash if they find a limited-edition golden can in a pack of Carling Lager or Carling Apple Cider in participating retailers.

The activation, which will run in most major UK supermarkets and across the convenience channel, comes a week ahead of the start of the FIFA World Cup. Carling is not an official sponsor, but like many other companies is launching a generic football-themed promotion which has been very carefully designed not to infringe on FIFA rights or those of official FIFA partners.

One hundred golden cans have been placed in random packs of two products. Winning packs have been allocated to the participating retailer, with Tesco getting 40, ASDA 20, Morrisons 14, and the rest being distributed among Best One, Budgens, Costcutter, Go Local, Londis, Nisa, Premier and SPAR.

The promotion will run throughout the summer until stocks last, supported by POS tools and on Carling’s social media channels.

Carling brand director Miranda Osborne says: “There is a huge summer of football to look forward to and we are building on that excitement by supporting key off-trade partners with this promotion.”

Consumers who find a promotional golden can flashed with “THIS CAN IS A WINNER – YOU’VE SCORED £1,000” and a 10-digit unique reference number underneath the foil lid of the can can claim their £1,000 prize. They need to keep their Golden Can and their receipt for validation.

The promotion closes on December 31st 2018, or when all prizes have been claimed, whichever is the sooner. Golden cans will be released into the off-trade throughout the lifetime of the promotion, with all 100 in store by the end of August.

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