Angelia Seetoh
Oct 20, 2010

Goodfellas launches Marigold Australian milk in Singapore

SINGAPORE - Malaysian Dairy Industries, which owns the Marigold brand, has engaged local agency Goodfellas to launch its Marigold milk in Singapore.

Goodfellas promote Marigold fresh milk in Singapore
Goodfellas promote Marigold fresh milk in Singapore

When Marigold extended their dairy products range, the company roped in local agency Goodfellas to drive awareness of the launch of their new Marigold Australian Fresh Milk.

“This is the first time Marigold has fresh milk directly from Australia," Patrick Low, creative partner at Goodfellas explains. “Given the limited budget, we needed a strong and simple visual idea to dramatise the country of origin, as well as its freshness.”

Goodfellas came up with the idea of a cow patch in the shape of Australia. “These are two clear attributes that become a single compelling visual,” Low said.

The campaign comprises of press ads, magazines, posters, bus shelters and on buses.

“If budget permits, there are provisions to run a TVC as well, and at the moment we are preparing for phase two,” Low said, declining to elaborate.

Project Marigold Fresh Milk.
Client Thio Hui See/Angela Lim
Creative agency Goodfellas
Creative director Patrick Low
Writer
 Partrick Low
Art director Patrick low/ Leong Weng Thye (Press and Posters) Benny Quek/ Stez Chong (Packaging)
Account service Rena Ng
Other contributors ICANDI (Digital Imaging)360 Communications(Studio)

Related Articles

Just Published

10 hours ago

40 Under 40 2024: Julie Wu, DeVries Global

Wu’s innovation in healthcare communications has propelled the agency to new business heights. Equally notable is how she fosters an inclusive workplace for all.

11 hours ago

Why Chinese brands are aggressively expanding in ...

With a large youth population and thriving digital landscape, Indonesia is a hotbed for Chinese brands. Miniso is one such success story.

12 hours ago

Bestore's regulatory clearance fails to quell ...

The Chinese snack giant may be cleared of mislabeling, but the brand faces online accusations as it prepares to sue those involved for defamation.

12 hours ago

APAC media spotlight: UM retains Australian ...

But overall media new-business activity drops by a third.