Last Month's Sales Increased Compared to Same Month Last Year
Growing Interest Among Young People
Orion's steady-selling snack products 'Ttangkong Gangjeong', 'Ojingeo Ttangkong', and 'Sun' have recently seen an increase in sales riding the 'Newtro' trend, which enjoys retro in a new way.
According to Orion on the 24th, Ttangkong Gangjeong's sales revenue increased by 70% compared to the same period last year as of last month, while Ojingeo Ttangkong and Sun grew by 8% and 15%, respectively. Interest in traditional desserts with excellent taste and texture has risen mainly among young people, drawing attention to Gangjeong and Yakgwa, which has led to increased demand for these steady-selling snacks that have been on the market for 30 to 40 years.
Launched in 1982, Ttangkong Gangjeong is a product that reinterprets the traditional dessert Gangjeong as a snack. Reflecting consumer feedback, the peanut content was increased from 24.4% to 30% in 2021. Ojingeo Ttangkong, first introduced in 1976, is recognized as a fresh and fun product among the younger generation within the Newtro trend, with its unique savory yet mild flavor and crispy texture, evolving from a snack enjoyed by the parent generation as an accompaniment. Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Sun is characterized by deeply absorbed seasoning between the surface ridges and a crispy chewiness. Since its re-release in 2018, it has brought nostalgia to the 30s and 40s age group and new enjoyment to the 10s and 20s, marking a resurgence.
An Orion representative stated, "We will continue to provide 'value-for-money (psychological satisfaction relative to price)' products that align with the latest trends while offering differentiated taste and quality."
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