Fage Yogurt Seeks a New Agency to Handle Its $60 Million Marketing Business

Previously spent almost 7 years with MullenLowe

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Fage Yogurt has placed its account in review after nearly seven years with MullenLowe.

America’s second-biggest Greek yogurt company picked the shop then known as Mullen in late 2010, breaking with former agency of record Ogilvy & Mather. The IPG shop handled creative, digital, social, media planning and buying, brand strategy and public relations as Fage fought its chief competitor Chobani for market share.

The rivalry continues today. Last month, Chobani overtook Yoplait to become the top-selling yogurt brand in the United States as newcomers like Noosa gained ground.

A spokesperson for Fage confirmed that the business is in review, but declined to elaborate or clarify whether this review concerns both the creative and media portions of the business.

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