
A new line for A Great Surprise.
Panrax Group's A Great Surprise brand was readying something new: a gum-filled hard candy in five fruit flavours. The brief covered the whole journey — a wrapper system that sells one piece at a time, value packs that sell it by the pound, and campaign art loud enough for the candy aisle. The line is approved and on its way to shelves.

Bubble. Chew. Burst.
Five flavours, one twist.
The wrapper does the selling: a wax-twist silhouette that reads as candy from across the store, a candy-stripe field colour-coded per flavour — strawberry, cherry, peach, pineapple, grape — the A Great Surprise lockup on the roof, and a no-artificial-dyes flag parents actually look for.




The candy is the colour.
Unwrapped, the product carries the same palette as the packs — glossy gum-centre spheres in the five flavour colours. The photography leans on that: hard summer light, real hands, and the moment the shell cracks.





Value, by the pound.
Bubblino sells hardest in bulk, so the system scales up: a 3 lb bag of roughly 250 pieces and an 8 lb Party Mix of 300 — each pack a window of colour with the count and weight doing the maths for the shopper.




A campaign with sugar in it.
The launch art direction is pure summer: flavour packs reflected in red sunglasses, candy spilling from bike bags and shopping baskets, kids and grown-ups mid-grin. Playful enough for the product, produced carefully enough for the brand.











