Godrej Appliances engages consumers with its new conversational new campaign

Godrej Appliances engages consumers with its new conversational new campaign

The flagship company of Godrej Group, rolled out a new social media campaign #FoodKaMoodBadlo

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Mumbai: Godrej Appliances, part of Godrej & Boyce, the flagship company of Godrej Group, rolled out a new social media campaign #FoodKaMoodBadlo to educate consumers on maintaining food freshness through a series of engaging influencer-led videos.

Prolonging the shelf life of refrigerated foods and retaining their freshness for longer is possible by following some simple hacks at home. The brand has seamlessly narrated these tips through a series of videos created in collaboration with influencers. From selecting the right fruits and vegetables to mastering the art of cleaning and maintaining a well-organized refrigerator, viewers will discover the key to unlocking the secrets of food freshness.

Godrej Appliances marketing head Swati Rathi said, “With Unique Nano Shield Technology (patent applied), Godrej Frost Free Refrigerators have moved from cooling to disinfection within the refrigerators, raising the bar in food preservation. The social media campaign we deployed, also aimed to raise the bar when it comes to engaging consumers on food freshness. It revolves around some insights – 1. With an increasing number of young nuclear families, people have forgotten the art of picking fresh produce 2. Refrigerators can enhance and maintain freshness but need fresh ingredients to begin with. 3. Simple hacks around food storage and organization can go a long way in maintaining food freshness. Armed with these insights, we engaged with influencers to put out conversational and aesthetic content that educated our viewers on how to maximize the life of their foods.”

The captivating videos of the #FoodKaMoodBadlo campaign can be viewed on Instagram through the accounts of Nitya Hegde (@finefettlecookerys), Shreya Agarwala (@ohcheatday), and Saloni Kukreja (@salonikukreja).