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Game celebrates Leap Day by making history with a can of Koo beans

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South Africa’s rebellious retailer, Game, is known for colouring outside the lines when it comes to its marketing campaigns and activations. 

As part of its 2024 Leap Day campaign, the retailer is sending an iconic South African staple, Koo Baked Beans, to space - one giant leap for essential products just like Game’s giant deals this Leap Day weekend happening 29 February to 3 March.  

Game will be the first local retailer to do this, once again making history. The product will be launched from Game’s Potchefstroom store using a custom weather balloon, ensuring the launch and trip are eco-friendly. Once the product has reached a certain height - it will come back down, ensuring no damage and remnants are left behind. The whole trip will be filmed and monitored, and has been meticulously planned to ensure safety is maintained at all times.  

“Koo baked beans are unquestionably one of our customers' most favourite products, across the country. The sales of essential groceries and pantry items continues to increase, as our shoppers focus on stocking their pantries, feeding their families and treating themselves in the most cost effective way possible. This is what inspired us to use an essential product for this exciting activation,” explains Michelle Kemp, External Communications Manager for Game.   

Those wanting to see the footage of Game’s historic launch can access it on Game’s social media channels.  Please feel free to view the video through this link: https://f.io/N9X-mqka

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