Benjamin Li
Feb 20, 2013

Grey wins Mengniu's Telunsu creative account

BEIJING - Grey Group is reported to have won Mengniu’s creative pitch for its deluxe milk brand Telunsu after a competitive pitch with McCann Worldgroup and incumbent Draftfcb.

Grey bags Mengniu's most premium business - Telunsu milk brand
Grey bags Mengniu's most premium business - Telunsu milk brand

The result was announced just before the lunar new year holiday, a source close to Mengniu told Campaign Asia-Pacific. Telunsu is the most high-end milk brand in the Mengniu Group.

Draftfcb is understood to have retained the accounts for two dairy products under Mengniu, while McCann Healthcare remains the agency-of-record for Mengniu's corporate branding.

The pitch was called as the result of an internal restructure that saw the establishment of five divisions. The source noted that Mengniu was seeking consolidation.

The source added that the company has implemended a series of quality control measures, including working with its global partner, Arla Dairy Group to maintain high standards.

The venture between Mengniu and Arla had primarily sold powdered milk in China. The two companies have now decided to sell a "full range of dairy products" in the market.

The strategic cooporation includes the establishment of the China-Denmark Milk Technology and Cooperation Center, which aims to promote cooperation in the dairy sector through the sharing of experience, best practice and product development between China and Denmark and to introduce dairy management systems used in Europe into China.

China dairy products have suffered due to safety concerns in recent years. Last June, the Shanghai Daily reported that China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine found high levels of mercury in baby formula products produced by Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group, one of China's biggest dairy companies.

 

Source:
Campaign China

Related Articles

Just Published

1 hour ago

Alibaba pledges 'aggressive' AI investment, reports ...

Revenue jumped 8% as Alibaba's AI-driven strategy paid off. A surge in investor confidence has sent its share price soaring over 60% since the start of the year.

2 hours ago

Five by Five Global to deliver AI-powered campaigns ...

Can creativity truly be compressed? Former Cheil Australia MD Mark Anderson, now at Five by Five Global, is betting big on AI with a new seven-hour sprint model to find out.

6 hours ago

BBDO launches new global vision to focus on bolder ...

'Do Big Things' will empower brands to take risks, make noise, and tackle the world's biggest problems with bold solutions, says global CEO Nancy Reyes.

6 hours ago

Is Elon Musk’s X winning back advertisers?

Social media platform X is reportedly in talks to raise money at its buying price valuation of $44 billion, despite user and advertiser losses since Elon Musk’s acquisition in 2022.