Hellmann’s wants people to turn yesterday’s leftovers into today’s sandwich.
-For years, Hellmann’s Mayonnaise has dedicated its platform to fighting food waste through its “Make Taste, Not Waste” campaign. Thanksgiving is one of the biggest food waste days of the year. In fact, Hellmann’s new food waste survey shows that 2 in 3 American families throw away leftovers after holiday gatherings1 contributing to the nearly 305 million pounds of food thrown away each year during Thanksgiving alone. That’s why the brand is launching Between 2 Slices, an OOH and print ad campaign empowering people to fight food waste with sandwiches. Yes, sandwiches. With just two slices of bread and Hellmann’s mayonnaise, leftover food can be transformed into delicious, creative next-day meals. Hellmann’s worked with creative agency, Illusion CGI Studio to create the advertisements.
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-Sleep wellness company Hatch wants to encourage the joy of missing out by putting your personal health and wellness above pesky holiday obligations. The brand’s cheeky, dreamy new brand campaign, titled “Choose Sleep” was made in partnership with creative agency fable.works and features playful, soothing advice, like a voice telling you to stop “scrolling through your ex’s holiday party pics. At least after 10 p.m.” or to “make that holiday happy hour, like, an actual hour.” This is one of the first major campaigns under Hatch’s recently-appointed CMO, Eric Pallotta.