My Food Bag has launched a new brand campaign, Families Make Dinner, Dinner Makes Families, via Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand.
The work highlights the importance of quality time spent around the dinner table and also introduces a new character to help deliver this message – Russell the Brussels Sprout.
The campaign launched with the first 60″ in cinemas and the 60″ TVC went live last night, with 30″ spots across the following weeks, along with supporting online and digital content including an interactive digital storybook for children. Each week an AR enabled sticker in deliveries releases a new chapter of audio that takes Russell and his friends on their adventures.
Russell the animated Brussels Sprout character was created by Assembly.
Lou Cunningham, CMO at My Food Bag said: “Our purpose is more than delivering nutritious, fresh meals to thousands of Kiwis every week. Dinner provides more than just fuel – it’s at the heart of families – we laugh, solve problems, take time out of busy lives to actually talk. There’s plenty of research to suggest friends and families making meals and eating together will help create an even better New Zealand.”
Toby Talbot, CCO of Saatchi & Saatchi added: “There are few success stories as impressive as My Food Bag. And not just as one of New Zealand’s fastest eCommerce businesses either. In just a few years, Nadia’s recipes have transformed the health and wellbeing of thousands of Kiwis. Every day, more and more families are learning that dinner is so much more than just dinner. It’s valuable time spent together. So we have created a new ‘spokesveggie’ to join Nadia. Someone with a unique perspective on family life. Not everyone loves Brussels sprouts, but we think they’ll make an exception with this guy.”
Source: Campaign Brief New Zealand
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