Description
Retro candy classic
Caramel and toasted coconut
Vintage style wrapper gets noticed
Easily add nostalgic appeal to your impulse section with a Long Boys Coconut counter display. First introduced in the 1950's, Long Boys candy bar quickly gained a following. No one could resist the caramel mixed with toasted coconut. Gooey, buttery and full of rich flavor, Coconut Long Boys are still a favorite today. Customers will instantly recognize the retro style yellow wrapper with tall boy in a baseball cap and want to get in on the fun.
| Kosher | Yes |
| Brand | ATKINSON |
| UPC | 041168075158 |
| UPC (inner) | 041168175155 |
| GTIN (case) | 10041168075155 |
| Certifications | Gluten Free |
| Country of Manufacture | United States |
| Pallet Pattern | 8 cases per layer, 7 layers. 56 total cases per pallet. |
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