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May 26 2021, 3:47 pm | BY Ricki Green | 26 Comments
Grill’d has released a cheeky new TVC this week to promote the launch of its new Healthy Fried Chicken (HFC) Burgers via Sherpa.
The ‘No Secrets’ TVC campaign shines a light on the ‘secret’ additives and preservatives found within their fast-food competitors’ burgers which are not found in Grill’d burgers.
When it comes to its 100% Natural Healthy Fried Chicken (HFC) Burgers and the rest of the burger menu, Grill’d doesn’t believe in secrets – herbs, spices or otherwise, and has always given customers full access to the ingredient breakdown in their burgers. The ad aims to champion transparency within the industry and hold brands accountable for the ingredients in their food, calling out three examples of additives hidden in KFC such as tripolyphosphate of sodium, MSG and 551.
Nick Garrett and Chris Maxwell launch Lution, announce multiple foundation clients mumbrella.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from mumbrella.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Chris Maxwell launches Lution, partners with Nick Garrett and multiple foundation clients
January 27, 2021 7:49
Lution founder and managing director Chris Maxwell
Lution aims to help brands plan and implement an in-house agency to bring core digital, marketing and media capabilities closer to the business. Maxwell is the founder and MD while Garrett takes the role of creative leadership, Gibson heads up the brand and CMO advisory and Wirth looks over strategy and growth.
Founding clients include Betfair, MYOB, MightyCraft, Jetty Road Brewery, Park SSC and ENGO.
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According to the website, “Brand understanding, ownership, transparency, speed to market and reduced costs are just some of the benefits to bringing core capabilities in-house.” It also states that, “…building in-house capability leads to enhanced effectiveness, improved efficiency and importantly cultural invigoration with a new creative energy permeating the team.”