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Team Pumpkin changes nappies and narratives for Mamypoko Bangladesh
MUMBAI: From diaper duty to digital strategy, Team Pumpkin is now parenting in pixels. The digital-first marketing agency has bagged the digital mandate for Mamypoko Pants Bangladesh, marking its newest win in the baby care aisle and extending a longstanding relationship with the Unicharm brand beyond Indian borders.
Team Pumpkin will manage Mamypoko’s digital strategy and execution across social media, influencer marketing, and performance campaigns all with the aim of making parenting a little more connected (and a lot less chaotic). The brand’s Bangladesh presence will now be helmed from the agency’s Gurgaon office, bringing a cross-border blend of insights, creativity, and cute content to the table.
Having worked on MamyPoko Pants India since 2017, Team Pumpkin already has baby-soft experience in handling the unique challenges of the category. “With the Bangladesh mandate, we’re not just replicating what worked elsewhere,” said Team Pumpkin co-founder and chief business officer Swati Nathani. “We’re building solutions that ease parenting pain points and deliver value with every scroll.”
Mamypoko Pants, a flagship offering from Japan’s Unicharm Corporation, has long enjoyed trust among young parents across Asia for its absorbent innovation and comfort-first ethos. With a growing footprint in both India and international markets, the brand is now leaning into regional relevance through digital storytelling and parent-centric content.
As the digital terrain in Bangladesh evolves, this mandate reflects how brands are investing in building genuine communities not just campaigns. For Mamypoko, that means moving beyond product talk to create content that reflects the sleepless nights, sippy cups, and small joys of real parenting. And for Team Pumpkin, it’s another nudge toward becoming the agency of choice for brands that want both strategy and soul.
Looks like this partnership is already off to a clean start.
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Amazon Now to reach 100 cities with 1,000 plus centres in Rs 2,800 crore push
Rs 2,800 crore push fuels rapid delivery expansion as quick commerce heats up
NEW DELHI: Amazon India is significantly expanding its ultra-fast delivery service Amazon Now, with plans to scale operations to 100 cities across India, backed by a network of over 1,000 micro-fulfilment centres.
The move is part of a broader Rs 2,800 crore investment aimed at strengthening the company’s operations network while also enhancing safety, health and financial wellbeing programmes for thousands of associates, including fulfilment centre staff and delivery partners.
Amazon Now offers a curated selection of thousands of daily essentials, ranging from groceries such as fresh fruits, vegetables and frozen food to personal care, fashion and beauty products, small appliances, baby products, pet supplies and healthcare supplements. These are delivered within minutes, positioning the service at the centre of India’s rapidly evolving quick commerce landscape.
The expansion will take Amazon Now beyond its existing footprint in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru to a wide mix of metro and non-metro cities, including Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Lucknow, Kanpur, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, Meerut, Mysore, Panipat, Kochi, Amritsar, Mangalore and Vizag.
A key pillar of the initiative is its growing supply ecosystem. The company said the expansion will enable more than 16,000 farmers to directly connect with customers through sellers on the platform, using Amazon’s technology and logistics backbone to deliver fresh produce efficiently.
Explaining the momentum, Amazon India VP everyday essentials Harsh Goyal said, “Customers continue to enjoy Amazon Now, appreciating our delivery speed, value and selection, especially the quality of fresh produce sourced directly from farmers. Encouraged by this success, we have further accelerated our expansion plans and will scale Amazon Now to 100 cities, fuelled by a network of more than 1,000 micro-fulfilment centres.”
He added that the platform is designed to offer unmatched convenience, with thousands of essentials delivered in minutes, over a million items available for same-day delivery, and millions more the next day through Amazon’s wider marketplace.
At the core of Amazon Now is a network of compact, tech-enabled micro-fulfilment centres strategically located close to customer neighbourhoods. These facilities use advanced inventory systems to optimise product placement based on hyperlocal demand, enabling faster and more efficient deliveries.
With scale, speed and supply chain integration coming together, Amazon’s latest push underscores its ambition to become a dominant player in India’s quick commerce space while reshaping how everyday essentials reach consumers.
