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Isabgol's Gen Z moment: is fibre the new protein?
Consumer Behaviour

Isabgol’s Gen Z Moment: Is Fibre the New Protein?

Isabgol is being reframed from an elder-friendly digestive remedy to a Gen Z fibre habit. Here is what the shift means for…

3 min read
Licious makes Varun Dhawan the face of Sizzl’ing
Viral Ads

Licious turns Varun Dhawan into a trust signal for Sizzl

Licious uses Varun Dhawan and ASMR food sounds to make its heat-and-eat range feel like a craving. The psychology behind the Sizzl’ing…

3 min read
Amul's 25 g Protein Cubes Turn Snacking Into a Ritual
Consumer Behaviour

Amul’s 25 g Protein Cubes Turn Snacking Into a Ritual

Amul's 25 g protein cubes turn a functional snack into a shake-it-yourself ritual. Here's how participation and price shape trial.

3 min read
Castello's animatronic cockatoo pushes mindful eating
Viral Ads

Castello’s animatronic cockatoo interrupts mindless eating

Castello's new Australian campaign uses an animatronic cockatoo and a fake meal-replacement stunt to attack eating on autopilot.

2 min read
Eatopia Honey Jams: Farah Khan's no sugarcoating ad
Viral Ads

Eatopia Honey Jams: Farah Khan sells no sugarcoating

Farah Khan brings her plain-spoken style to Eatopia Honey Jams, making clean-label claims feel like an everyday choice.

3 min read
Why food brands are winning by selling feelings, not products
Branding

Why Food Brands Are Winning in the Shower

Food brands are moving into the shower. Ipsos says the smartest extensions migrate rituals, not categories, and win by owning feelings.

2 min read
Smith & Jones and Rasika Dugal make paste quality visible
New Ads

Smith & Jones makes ginger garlic paste quality visible

Tata Consumer Products uses Rasika Dugal to teach Indian kitchens how to spot thick, consistent ginger garlic paste over diluted options.

3 min read
Britannia and Havmor turn a viral trend into a co-branded drop
Branding

Britannia and Havmor turn a viral trend into a co-branded drop

The limited-period Croissant Blockbuster turns a social media food pairing into a co-branding play across parlours and quick commerce.

2 min read
Consumers forgive average ads, not poor products
Consumer Behaviour

Consumers Forgive Average Ads, Not Poor Products

HUL's Rajneet Kohli says consumers forgive average ads but not poor products. Here are the shifts reshaping India's food and beverage market.

3 min read