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New England Sisters Chew into Pet-Supply Market with Breath Mints.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News, June, 2004
By Naomi Aoki, The Boston Globe Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Jun. 15--Chomp Inc.'s offerings include breath fresheners for dogs and cats. Chomp, founded by two New England sisters, is competing for space in store displays alongside major candy brands aimed at humans.
If Sarah Speare and Lesley Lutyens get their way, grocery-store checkout lanes are going to the dogs -- and cats.
The creative brainpower behind Chomp Inc., the New England sisters are marketing breath fresheners for pets in Altoids-like tins with paper liners and round red and yellow candies for man's best friend in M&M's-style packages.
With deals signed and others in the works, the sisters aim to make their pet candy available alongside their...
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