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Dole Packaged Foods partners with Wondrlab for India launch
NEW DELHI: Singapore-based MNC Dole Packaged Foods has signed on the newly launched platform-first agency, Wondrlab. Dole Packaged Foods is a world leader in growing, sourcing, distributing and marketing fruit and healthy snacks. Dole sells a full line of packaged shelf stable fruit, frozen fruit, dried fruit, and juices.
In its new mandate, Wondrlab will help the brand launch in India, and provide further strategic and creative direction for its marketing activities. The India launch has kicked off with a special Diwali-themed pack called Dole Utsav and will be followed up with a series of other product launches in the coming weeks.
The announcement of Dole Packaged Foods’ partnership with Wondrlab comes on the back of a series of quirky digital ads. At a time when the festive season is reeling under gifting fever, the Dole Utsav campaign makes a case for not leaving yourself out, especially when the gift is ‘too good to gift!’ The films show relationships, which would ordinarily be considered the most selfless, including a mischievous grandmother and in-laws celebrating their first Diwali, getting tempted, and keeping the Dole Utsav pack for themselves.
Dole Packaged Foods general manager – India Mudit Mathur, said, “At Dole, we want to champion an equitable world where everyone – irrespective of age, income, location, race or gender – has access to healthy nutrition, and that is what we are now bringing to India. Our portfolio of clean label products, no added sugar or preservatives, should contribute to building a healthy nation. Wondrlab understood our brand values and philosophy right from the beginning; partnering with them will take our brand to our consumers in the most strategic way.”
Dole Packaged Foods global CMO Rupen Desai said, “Diwali is usually synonymous with unhealthy food as a form of celebration. We believe that good health and nutrition should be like sunshine – available, accessible and affordable to everyone, even during Diwali. To help launch our new healthy offer, we needed a progressive partner and Wondrlab’s platform-first approach was a perfect fit. We are excited about the initial response on the campaign.”
Wondrlab co-founder and managing partner – content platform Rakesh Hinduja said, “For a festive season brief, the most important factor is to break the clutter, especially when it comes to a new brand launch. That was the attempt in using the consumer insight of the ‘gifting paradox’, where you want to purchase the best gift for others, but when you find the perfect gift, you have to fight the temptation of keeping it for yourself. It was great fun curating the campaign for the platform. We look forward to creating more fresh, exciting work together.”
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Sun Pharma’s ‘Heart ke Liye 8’ campaign crosses 24.1 million views
14.3 million on Youtube, 9.8 million on Meta drive heart health awareness.
MUMBAI: A strong heart may not trend every day but this one clearly did. Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited’s public awareness campaign ‘Heart ke Liye 8 – Making India Heart Strong’ has clocked 24.1 million views since its launch on 26 February 2026, signalling growing traction for preventive health messaging in India. The campaign has garnered 14.3 million views on Youtube and 9.8 million across Meta platforms, extending its reach further through integrations on connected TV, Tata 1mg and news and gaming apps.
At its core, the initiative focuses on a simple idea, heart health is built daily, not occasionally. Anchored by a relatable “Heart-strong Man” character, the campaign translates medical advice into everyday actions nudging individuals towards consistent lifestyle changes rather than reactive care.
The messaging is structured around eight pillars of cardiovascular health, including better eating habits, physical activity, weight management, monitoring blood pressure, sugar and cholesterol levels, avoiding tobacco, regular check-ups, stress management and adequate sleep.
The campaign is part of a broader national push under the ‘Making India Heart Strong’ programme, which combines awareness with on-ground interventions. Sun Pharma has been running over 10,000 heart screening camps annually, covering more than 1.2 lakh individuals, while CPR training initiatives have reached over 1.5 lakh people each year. Patient education programmes, meanwhile, engage over 15 million individuals annually through clinics and outreach efforts.
With cardiovascular diseases continuing to be a leading cause of mortality in India, the campaign’s scale reflects a shift in public health communication where digital reach meets behavioural nudges.
As the numbers suggest, the message is landing: when it comes to heart health, small steps repeated often may be the biggest win.








