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Hershey even presents a study showing that 87 percent of children agree that Hershey’s Emoji bar is something they want to share with others. Hershey’s bars are prepared for summer social media, with the brand name of the chocolate bar replaced by 25 popular Emoji images. The 25 emojis were chosen by parents and children “to have meanings that would help stimulate conversation and establish new connections,” says Hershey. U.S. consumer purchases, or U.S. retailers’ take-away dishes in industrial language, dropped 5.2 percent this year by April 14, the company said April 25. Poop-Emoji will be seen every seven heartbeats, Hershey says. Instead of the “Hershey’s” engraved on each of the rectangular pieces of a milk chocolate bar, an emoji will be displayed instead. It will also introduce the latte flavor of Oreo Thins next month and sell marshmallows and moon-flavored Oreos, the latter to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Apollo’s moon landing. In mid-July, “he” introduces Baskin-Robbins Chocolate Chip Mint Oreos, followed by Maple Cream Oreos at the end of August. Yes, before going there, Poop-Emoji is one of 25 who decorate small pieces of brown chocolate. Milton Hershey sold “his” first chocolate bars in 1900. Hershey’s is not the only older snack brand that wants to stand out with some summer news a few weeks before the official start of the season. Apparently, the research for this summer’s marketing effort went beyond the question of which emoji they used the most. Oreo, which has been around since 1912, announced on Monday a new flavor and four new flavors to arouse interest in the main cookie. Retail sales of candies, mints and takeaway gum in the United States were even stronger (6%) during the same period.