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Ikea Hong Kong launches mooncakes for Mid-Autumn Festival

By Sarah ChenHong Kong
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Swedish furniture retailer Ikea has yet again stepped out of its aisle, expanding its food range with localized mooncakes for the Hong Kong market.

Launching four fruit-flavored ‘snowy’ mooncakes (with non-baked glutinous rice flour as a shell), the mooncakes feature Hongkongers’ favorite mango and chocolate flavors, along with elderflower with kumquat and lingonberry with cream cheese – an homage to its signature meatball jam.

Priced at HKD$49 (US$6.30) per box of four, the relatively affordable mooncakes will be available across all four Ikea branches in the territory.

The retailer has also been expanding outside of furniture and working on building its offer of food along with designer homewares and even clothing recently. Last month it launched a range designed in partnership with fashion label and cafe operator Greyhound in Thailand.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What flavours are included in Ikea's new mooncake range for the Hong Kong market?

A.

The mooncake range features four fruit-flavoured 'snowy' mooncakes. These include mango, chocolate, elderflower with kumquat, and lingonberry with cream cheese, with the latter flavour being a nod to Ikea's signature meatball jam.

Q.

How many mooncakes are in a box and what is the price?

A.

Each box contains four 'snowy' mooncakes and is priced at HKD$49. This translates to approximately US$6.30, making them a relatively affordable option for customers.

Q.

Where can customers purchase these new mooncakes in Hong Kong?

A.

The mooncakes will be available for purchase across all four Ikea branches located throughout the territory. This ensures accessibility for customers interested in the new food offering.

Q.

What broader business strategy does this mooncake launch indicate for Ikea?

A.

This launch reflects Ikea's ongoing strategy to expand beyond its traditional furniture business. The retailer is actively building its food offering, alongside designer homewares and clothing, as seen with a recent fashion label partnership in Thailand.

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