Mars sets out the ballot boxes this week for a campaign to find the most popular sweet in its Celebrations range.
Press advertising worth £300,000 kicks off the campaign, which runs until May. Consumers can vote in store, by post, phone or online at the Celebrations web site.
Mars intends to produce a Special Request pack of the winning sweet in September.
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