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‘Plant-Based Is Normal’ Is Message Behind Major New Poster Campaign

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October 7, 2020
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The two-week campaign includes posters in East London (Photos: Supplied to Plant Based News)

The two-week campaign includes posters in East London (Photos: Supplied to Plant Based News)

A major new ad campaign is promoting the idea that plant-based is ‘normal’.

The campaign, by Swedish oat giant Oatly, features large posters in East London and print ads in The Guardian, Metro, Evening Standard, and Time Out, as well as social media.

Advertising the brand’s newest product Oatgurt – an oat-based yogurt alternative available in Strawberry, Blueberry, Plain & Greek variations – Oatly says ‘plant-based yogurt just became normal’.

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The brand says its new oatgurt tastes like 'normal' yogurt (Photos: Supplied to Plant Based News)

The brand says its new oatgurt tastes like ‘normal’ yogurt (Photos: Supplied to Plant Based News)

‘A great compliment’

In a press release sent to Plant Based News, Michael Lee, creative director at Oatly Europe, said: “‘Normal’ might seem somewhat unambitious, but actually, for people to say that our plant-based Oatgurt yogurt tastes just like normal yoghurt – well that’s a pretty great compliment, especially when you consider that our ‘normal’ doesn’t involve a cow as a pre-processing plant for your morning muesli fix.

“You could say that this Oatgurt tastes nothing like you expect – and by that we mean it tastes exactly like you expect.”





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