• Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
    Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
  • Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
    Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
  • Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
    Babybel teams up with Pokémon to bring a fun and flavourful collaboration that’s sure to spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.
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Popular cheese brand Babybel has teamed up with The Pokémon Company International and its iconic franchise to deliver a "fun and flavourful" collaboration that partners believe will spark excitement for Pokémon trainers of all ages.

The partnership will see some of the all-time favourite Pokémon appearing on Mini Babybel packs in supermarkets across Australia.
The partnership will see some of the all-time favourite Pokémon appearing on Mini Babybel packs in supermarkets across Australia.

The partnership will see some of the all-time favourite Pokémon appearing on Mini Babybel packs in supermarkets across Australia.

For a limited time, fans will be able to discover a range of special packs, produced and printed in-house at Bel Brands Group, showcasing beloved Pokémon such as Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle and Pikachu, adding a playful twist to Babybel’s appealing cheese snacks.

“Babybel has always been about bringing joy to snack time, and there is no better way to do that than by teaming up with Pokémon, a franchise that has captured the hearts of fans across multiple generations,” said a spokesperson from Bel Brands Australia.

“Combining the Pokémon franchise with Babybel is a great way to create excitement for fans of both brands and to appeal to both youngsters as well as their parents who grew up with Pokémon.

“Together, we’re looking to deliver a delicious and entertaining way for fans to enjoy both worlds and to turn every Babybel moment into a tasty adventure.”

The special edition Pokémon Mini Babybel packs will be available in the 5-pack format at Coles, Woolworths and Metcash stores across the country from early April onwards until sold out.

To make the collaboration even more exciting, eye-catching point-of-sale materials will feature in store, supported by engagement from influencers on key platforms such as Tik Tok and Instagram, encouraging fans to share their favourite Pokémon Mini Babybel moments.

Bel Brands Australia, in collaboration with its local design agency, developed the materials and print production of the promotional materials, which includes fridge decals, wobblers, bus stop ads, front of store screens, eComm tiles, and in-store/online catalogue features.

So, whether fans are fuelling up for a Pokémon battle or simply looking for a tasty and nutritious snack, Babybel and Pokémon are set to offer the ultimate combo for adventure-seeking trainers.

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