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Tic Tac has to be boycotted

Tic Tac is a brand of Ferrero

Ferrero sells its chocolates and confections in Israel through local retailers.

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History of Tic Tac

Tic Tac, the iconic mint candy known for its small size and distinctive packaging, traces its origins back to 1969 when it was first introduced by the Italian confectionery company Ferrero. Originally marketed as 'Refreshing Mints,' Tic Tac quickly gained popularity for its unique shape, convenient size, and refreshing taste. The name 'Tic Tac' was chosen to reflect the sound of the candies rattling in their container.

The original Tic Tac flavors were mint and orange, offering consumers a choice between classic freshness and fruity sweetness. The candies' success in Europe led to their introduction in the United States in 1970, where they became a hit among candy lovers looking for a portable, flavorful treat. Over the years, Tic Tac expanded its flavor range to include a variety of fruit and mint combinations, catering to different tastes and preferences.

Today, Tic Tac remains a globally recognized brand under the Ferrero umbrella, with a wide range of flavors and limited-edition offerings that continue to appeal to consumers of all ages. Its enduring popularity can be attributed to its compact size, refreshing taste, and innovative marketing campaigns that have made Tic Tac a staple in candy aisles worldwide.