Win a Nestlé hamper contest Day 2 + Day 1 result

Day 1 Winner

We received plenty of submissions for our Day 1 competition, in which entrants simply had to name a food starting with V to enter the prize draw for a bumper Nestlé hamper.

Reading the entries certainly whetted the appetite with vermicelli; Vietnamese noodle and spring roll; veal; and vanilla slice (complete with tasty-looking photo, thank you Matthew Evans Head of Store Development at Lagardère Travel Retail Pacific) all taking their place at the judging table, alongside venison, Valencia orange, vinaigrette and, of course, vindaloo.

First name out of the hat though was Sandra White, Replenishment & Master Data Manager at Aer Rianta International, Dublin Airport.

Sandra’s choice of V food? How about this to tempt the tastebuds?

Venison and veal wrapped in vine leaves with a quick pickle of Vidalia Onions in red wine vinegar and vanilla sugar.

Sandra, a fabulous Nestlé food hamper to accompany that gourmet delight will be winging its way to you soon.

One of those days when
All the world seemed unfair!
So I sought solace
in a chocolate eclair.
– From Eclair by Susy Evelyne (PoemHunter.com)

To celebrate its ambitious plan to build food into the number one most-purchased food category in travel retail, Nestlé is offering a fabulous food hamper in a daily competition open to all travel retailers and landlords throughout December.

The competition coincides with a compelling visual makeover of The Moodie Davitt Report.com home page this month. In support of the Nestlé ambition, The Moodie Davitt Report has renamed our category page Food & Confectionery (as opposed to Confectionery & Fine Foods).

To enter our Day 2  competition, please email Martin Moodie at Martin@MoodieDavittReport.com headed ‘Nestlé Food Category – VERSE Competition Day 2’, simply naming a food starting with E in the body of your e-mail. A prize draw will be held each working day until 24 December.

Entries for Day 2 close 5pm Hong Kong time 3 December.

Why the E? Simple. At the Virtual Travel Retail Expo in October, Nestlé International Travel Retail (NITR) General Manager Stewart Dryburgh outlined Nestlé’s VERSE growth model, an acronym representing five pillars: Value, Engagement, Regeneration, Sense of Place and Execution. Each one has a vital role to play in ensuring that Nestlé’s ‘food in 50% of baskets’ target in travel retail is met by 2030, if not before.

{NITR General Manager Stewart Dryburgh revealed an ambitious plan to “reignite and delight” and drive sales of confectionery and the wider food category during a compelling presentation and Q&A with The Moodie Davitt Report Founder & Chairman Martin Moodie at the Virtual Travel Retail Expo. Click on the icon to view.}

Chapter and VERSE

‘Building food into the #1 most purchased category in travel retail’ – a simple expression of a bold ambition that Nestlé is bringing to the industry – was the subject of a recent Moodie Davitt Spotlight Series eZine edition.

Food & confectionery is already the number-one driver of cross-category purchase and the second-most purchased category, research says. Nestlé’s goal is to leverage the currently untapped potential of food, ensuring it is in 50% of baskets by the end of the decade. Crucially, that means not just focusing on the traditional and highly attractive confectionery category, but also exploiting the opportunities across the food category, encompassing local foods alongside global food brands not yet widely present in travel retail.

Click to open the recent edition of The Moodie Davitt Spotlight Series eZine
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