Mar 4, 2011

Elephant Atta’s Healthier Lifestyle Movement

Explore Elephant Atta's Healthier Lifestyle Movement campaign. Read about the community focus, strategic goals, and impact on promoting health and well-being.

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Elephant Atta has launched a new campaign aimed at inspiring women to lead the way in changing unhealthy food and lifestyle habits amongst the UK’s South Asian population.

The new integrated campaign plans to utilise their influence, alongside the brands own health credentials, to create a movement, which affects not only individual households but also the wider community.

Since healthy lifestyles start at home, Elephant Atta flour wants to mobilise everyday women and mothers who recognise the importance of nutritional eating, to lead the way in creating this health revolution amongst South Asians.

Elephant Atta flour caters for more than 50% of the UK Atta market and the new TV, POS and integrated marketing campaign went live in March, launched with a PR event held at Chelsea Football Club for media, traders and brand ambassadors.

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Mar 4, 2011

Elephant Atta’s Healthier Lifestyle Movement

Explore Elephant Atta's Healthier Lifestyle Movement campaign. Read about the community focus, strategic goals, and impact on promoting health and well-being.

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Elephant Atta has launched a new campaign aimed at inspiring women to lead the way in changing unhealthy food and lifestyle habits amongst the UK’s South Asian population.

The new integrated campaign plans to utilise their influence, alongside the brands own health credentials, to create a movement, which affects not only individual households but also the wider community.

Since healthy lifestyles start at home, Elephant Atta flour wants to mobilise everyday women and mothers who recognise the importance of nutritional eating, to lead the way in creating this health revolution amongst South Asians.

Elephant Atta flour caters for more than 50% of the UK Atta market and the new TV, POS and integrated marketing campaign went live in March, launched with a PR event held at Chelsea Football Club for media, traders and brand ambassadors.

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Mar 4, 2011

Elephant Atta’s Healthier Lifestyle Movement

Explore Elephant Atta's Healthier Lifestyle Movement campaign. Read about the community focus, strategic goals, and impact on promoting health and well-being.

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SEO Head

Elephant Atta has launched a new campaign aimed at inspiring women to lead the way in changing unhealthy food and lifestyle habits amongst the UK’s South Asian population.

The new integrated campaign plans to utilise their influence, alongside the brands own health credentials, to create a movement, which affects not only individual households but also the wider community.

Since healthy lifestyles start at home, Elephant Atta flour wants to mobilise everyday women and mothers who recognise the importance of nutritional eating, to lead the way in creating this health revolution amongst South Asians.

Elephant Atta flour caters for more than 50% of the UK Atta market and the new TV, POS and integrated marketing campaign went live in March, launched with a PR event held at Chelsea Football Club for media, traders and brand ambassadors.

Latest Updates

Gen Z and Multicultural Britain: Why the Most Diverse Generation in UK History Will Punish Brands That Fake It

Measuring Multicultural Marketing ROI: How to Prove That Culturally Intelligent Campaigns Outperform Generic Ones

The UK Halal Economy: Beyond Food — How 3.9 Million British Muslims are Reshaping Consumer Markets