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Yowie Group recently launched the “Halloween at Home” campaign to encourage a festive, fun and safe Halloween by putting family-time front and center.

With families seeking new ways to enjoy their annual trick-or-treating tradition and “hunt” for candy, Ferrara collaborated with Sony Pictures to develop “Haunted Candy Hunt,” a ghost-hunting augmented reality game.

The Chicago-based company is highlighting growth in its sugar confectionery and cookie portfolios as it continues to innovate.

The Kit Kat brand is giving 200 fans the opportunity to be the first to taste its newest flavor innovations through membership in an exclusive club.

Data from the National Retail Federation show Halloween participation won’t completely duplicate past years, but many U.S. consumers will find ways to enjoy the sweet and spooky holiday.

Since trick-or-treating is likely to look different this year, American Licorice Co. partnered with Jelly Belly Candy Co., Goetze’s Candy Co. and Spangler Candy Co. to present the Boo Box, a unique at-home experience.

Just Born Quality Confections said seasonal items under its Peeps, Mike and Ike and Hot Tamales brands won’t return to store shelves until next fall, allowing the manufacturer to focus on production for next Easter and everyday items.