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Burger King Markets Spam Burgers

Thursday, 30 June 2011 02:21 PM EDT

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In late June, Burger King launched a new marketing campaign for its latest product—Spam sliders. The burgers have already begun selling in Japan, reports FitPerez.

The burgers are being target marketed towards Japanese women as an alternative to traditional beef burgers.

BK has selected the slogan, “What women want, women get,” to introduce the new menu item.

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In late June, Burger King launched a new marketing campaign for its latest product Spam sliders. The burgers have already begun selling in Japan, reports FitPerez. The burgers are being target marketed towards Japanese women as an alternative to traditional beef...

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