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Nestlé launches We Will Find You promotion

Posted on September 20, 2012July 2, 2025 by Dissent

Mike Laycock reports:

Customers  buying chocolate bars from York-based Nestlé may instead find a satnav device inside the wrapper – and then within 24 hours, a prize team will track them down to hand over £10,000.

The company is launching a unique promotion which will utilise GPS technology to locate the winners of six £10,000 prizes.

The We Will Find You promotion involves four of Nestlé’s best-selling confectionery products, KitKat 4 Finger, KitKat Chunky, Aero Peppermint Medium and Yorkie Milk.

Read more on York Press.

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