With the rapidly approaching presidential election compelling the public's attention and dominating social and other media, a line of red, white and blue snacking chips would seem to be well-positioned to ride the wave.
This point has not been lost on Terra Stripes &Blues (S&B) chips--a line introduced last year around the July 4th holiday by Terra, the "exotic"vegetable and potato chips brand within the natural/organic food and personal care products Hain Celestial Group.
On Tuesday, the brand will launch a "Chip in for Change"campaign on Facebook. The concept: Tap into the patriotic zeitgeist and give Facebook users a channel to share their opinions not only with each other, but the new president--while also conveying that consumers by no means need to wait until next July 4th to enjoy Terra's S&B chips. (The chips derive their colors from blue and sweet potatoes and candy-striped beets grown specifically for Terra.)
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Terra Chips Launch Colorful 'Stripes and Blues' Around Election

October 23, 2008
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