Koala's March

Koala's March is a brand of confectionery products, specifically biscuits, produced by the Japanese company Lotte. The product was first introduced in Japan in 1984 and has since gained popularity in various other countries, including the United States, South Korea, and Thailand.

Overview

Koala's March biscuits are small, hollow cookies shaped like koalas. The exterior of the biscuit is embossed with a depiction of a koala in various poses and outfits. The interior of the biscuit is filled with a sweet filling, typically chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla.

Production

The production of Koala's March biscuits involves a process of baking the outer biscuit shell, injecting the sweet filling, and then sealing the biscuit. The biscuits are then packaged in a distinctive box featuring a cartoon koala.

Marketing and Popularity

Koala's March is known for its distinctive packaging and the use of the koala as a mascot. The brand often collaborates with various environmental organizations to raise awareness and funds for koala conservation efforts, particularly in Australia where the koala is a native species.

Varieties

There are several varieties of Koala's March biscuits available, with the most common being the chocolate-filled variety. Other flavors include strawberry, vanilla, and occasionally special limited-edition flavors such as matcha or banana.

See Also

• Hello Panda
• Lotte
• Confectionery

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