The Grossery Gang is a collectable toy franchise by Australian company Moose Toys created in 2016. It is a spin-off of their discontinued Trash Pack line, while also being a comparable parody of their current Shopkins line. Its slogan is "Your Shoppin's Gone Rotten!".

June 19th, 2016 Series 1 is the first series of the franchise, which was released on June 19th, 2016, with over 150 different moldy food and other grocery-based characters.

Moose Toys Moose Toys is the creator of The Grossery Gang franchise, spinning it off from their previous product line The Trash Pack, while also being the creator of Shopkins, another franchise that has crossed over with The Grossery Gang. They are also the distributors of the Grossery Gang List app.

After a few months, rumors were going around saying that the Trash Pack toy line was ending. Moose Toys finally confirmed that Series 7 was the last series in the summer of 2015. The toy line was eventually revived as The Grossery Gang, a spin-off of the Trash Pack, in the summer of 2016. This toy line ended in 2019.

No, Shopkins are not discontinued. A brand's discontinuation is devastating stuff to hear for collectors. Fortunately, you can still purchase these adorable toys in a two-pack or mega-pack set and continue growing your collection.

Fortunately, you can still purchase these adorable toys in a two-pack or mega-pack set and continue growing your collection. However, it was Shopkins games that the company has discontinued, including Shopkins World - the first Shopkins game launched in 2015.

Moose Toys Shopkins are a range of tiny, collectable toys manufactured by Moose Toys.

No, Shopkins are not discontinued. A brand's discontinuation is devastating stuff to hear for collectors. Fortunately, you can still purchase these adorable toys in a two-pack or mega-pack set and continue growing your collection.

June 2014 The first season of Shopkins, was released in June 2014. The season came out in major retailers. The first season of Shopkins contained over 150 characters to collect, all based on grocery store items. Some of the teams include Fruit & Veg, Bakery, Sweet Treats, and more.

Moose will continue to produce the Shopkins toys you know and love. Only the iOS and Android apps are being discontinued.

These are a few of the rarest Shopkins for collectors to find based on the number that exists in the world and how long ago they were released.

• 8 UK Cutie.
• 9 Buttercup.
• 10 Rub-A-Glove.
• 11 Brenda Brooch.
• 12 Pretty Puff.
• 13 Fortune Stella.
• 14 Starlet Movie Camera.
• 15 Tin'A'Tuna.

Season 12, also known as “Real Littles” was released in August 2019. The mini packs are themed after real brands, mainly from food such as some of the Kellogg's brands, Welch's, and more, with the exception of the Special Editions (which are the Skechers shoes Shopkins.)

They Are Cute & Adorable Children love cute things. But there's no right age for toy collectibles; even adults can still be fascinated with Shopkins. And if I were asked what I liked about these tiny toys, my only answer would be that they are pretty adorable.

For the uninitiated, Shopkins is line of tiny plastic toys, about the size of your thumb or smaller, from Australian-owned Moose Toys. Kids collect them and trade them with friends and classmates. They're super-popular - stores struggle to keep them in stock, especially during the holidays.

Absolutely! Shopkins are still popular, especially with their newest season of Real Littles. At this point, Shopkins has various spin-offs, such as Kindi Kids, Lil' Secrets, and Cutie Cars.

Strawberry Kiss is one of the oldest and most popular Shopkins ever. And now, you can bring her to the comfort of your home with this Shopkins 8" Plush: Strawberry Kiss. Strengths: Skillful banker.