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The document discusses the history and market dominance of Kinder Surprise eggs, a popular chocolate treat made by Ferrero. It details how Ferrero was founded in 1946 and began launching popular products like Nutella in 1964 and Kinder Surprise eggs in 1974. By the 1990s, Kinder had become the 4th biggest confectionery company in the world, with $10.9 billion in annual sales and toys inside Kinder eggs had reached over 8,000 varieties sold. The document examines the target customers, variations of products, and banned status of Kinder eggs in the United States.
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