PepsiCo’s sustainable move, uses recycled plastic bottles

The Pepsi Black rPET bottles are made from 100 percent recycled plastic and are manufactured in India in partnership with Srichakra Polyplast (India) Private Limited with the bottling partner, Varun Beverages.

This launch is part of PepsiCo India’s mission to build a positive value chain through a circular, inclusive economy where packaging never becomes waste.

Havas Worldwide India wins Mamaearth’s creative mandate

With this win, the agency continues to diversify and safeguard its expanding portfolio of clients. This account will be managed by a team from mSix&Partners’ Delhi office, where the agency will leverage its ROI – centric proficiencies in new media to strategize and execute highly innovative media planning solutions. (Representative Image: Miikka Luotio via Unsplash)

The scope of the mandate will include creating cornerstone campaigns for the brand, including ATL, BTL, and digital.

#TBH: Ad world attrition hits the roof

A couple of decades ago, an ad agency that managed to keep its employee turnover rate at 7-8 percent a year was laudable as the industry norm was 12-15 percent. (Representative Image: Jac Alexandru via Unsplash)

The advertising industry remains notorious for its long and stressful working hours which may be driving away young talent more inclined towards work-life balance. What’s pulling people outside agency jobs is the rise of digital marketing and the tech industries– sectors that have opened up a new world of possibilities for young professionals.

Biz Moves: Saatchi & Saatchi Propagate, Rediffusion and Sociowash

Saatchi & Saatchi Propagate has won the digital mandate of Enamor where they will be responsible for managing Enamor's digital brand solutions and generating buzz around their new product launches. (Representative Image: Jeff Cooper via Unsplash)

Keep up with all the key business wins and the account movements.

ICC Men’s World Cup Ad Rates Revealed

JioCinema will offer fans live coverage in 11 languages catering to the diverse linguistic preferences of viewers across the country. (Representative Image via Unsplash)

Ad rates for ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup go up to Rs30 lakh/10 seconds.