Mondelez Kinh Do launches 62 kinds of moon cakes this year
Confectionery producer Mondelez Kinh Đo announced that it will bring to the market 62 kinds of moon cakes to welcome the mid-autumn festival this year, which is coming in about one month.
HCM City (VNA)🐷 – Confectionery producer Mondelez Kinh Đo announced that it will bring to the market 62 kinds of moon cakes to welcome the mid-autumn festival this year, which is coming in about one month.
Prices, the company said, will range from 35,000 VND to 460,000 VND each.
The company said it will produce both traditional and modern cakes to meet the demand of its many consumers.
Some cakes will be made with green beans and eggs while others are made with special ingredients, such as abalone, shrimp and Alaskan crab, it added.
Cakes in the shape of fish and pigs will also meet the demand of young consumers, the company said.
Mondelez Kinh Do started its new moon cake season by exporting products to the US last month to meet the demand of Vietnamese living in this country.
The company said all of the products will be sold from the beginning of August.-VNA
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Moon cakes (Source: baodautu.vn)
