Glico's new chocolate sticks can send message

TOKYO, Japan - Ezaki Glico Co.'s "Message Pocky" sticks, put on sale on Sept. 2, 2014, allows consumers to jot down whatever message they want to convey to bosses, friends or whoever else on the pack.

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