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With a digital persona, Mother Dairy looks to wear a millennial label

The dairy major goes for a brand refresh with new packaging and sharper digital tools, looks to set itself apart from clutter in the dairy market

The campaign narrative stays the same across media, but the tone varies between print and digital ads
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The campaign narrative stays the same across media, but the tone varies between print and digital ads

Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
Mother Dairy is rewriting the brand rulebooks to talk to an audience that is younger, premium-paying and more diverse than its traditional stronghold of milk-guzzling North Indian states. The brand is positioning itself for a national audience and looking to wear the mantle of a millennial dairy label (despite its legacy of 45-odd years) by infusing quirky humour and agility into its digital persona, thereby differentiating itself from rivals Amul (Gujarat Cooperative Milk Marketing Federation) and Nestle among others.   

Sanjay Sharma, business head, Value Added Dairy Products, Mother Dairy Fruit & Vegetable says, “Our focus on digital media has increased

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