Turbo (gum)

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Turbo (gum) is a brand of bubble gum that was first produced in Turkey in 1984 by the confectionery company Kent. The gum is known for its distinctive packaging, which features various models of cars, and its long-lasting flavor.

History[edit | edit source]

Kent, a Turkish confectionery company, first introduced Turbo (gum) in 1984. The gum quickly gained popularity due to its unique packaging, which featured images of different car models. Each piece of gum was wrapped in a paper that had a picture of a car on it, making it a popular choice among children and car enthusiasts.

Product Description[edit | edit source]

Turbo (gum) is a type of bubble gum, known for its long-lasting flavor. The gum is typically sold in individual pieces, each wrapped in a paper featuring a picture of a car. Over the years, the brand has featured hundreds of different car models on its packaging, making it a collectible item for some.

Popularity and Impact[edit | edit source]

The unique packaging of Turbo (gum) has made it a popular choice among consumers, particularly children and car enthusiasts. The collectible nature of the packaging has also led to a secondary market for the wrappers, with some rare models fetching high prices.

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