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Brand trends: Sustainability, quick delivery & self-care

Arri Kafoor & Neil Sweetman • September 2, 2021

As people become more concerned about current environmental issues, brands across the UK are continuing to focus on sustainability. Suppliers have also adapted to the changes that have occurred during the pandemic, including the evolution of grocery shopping with quicker delivery options, and the increasing motivation for self-care...

Just Eat advertisement - We Got It

Reckitt “Vanishing Point”
Havas London


Reckitt is promoting its Vanish brand with a new "Clothes live longer with Vanish” campaign.


The TV ad pushes the household cleaning product's sustainability credentials, and highlights that many people wear their clothes as few as 10 times before throwing them away – which could be prevented if they used Vanish.


It follows a surge in eco friendly adverts as Reckitt aim to move on from solving our smaller problems such a laundry, to bigger environmental issues.


Watch the ad here.

Quorn advertisement - helping the planet one bite at a time

Brewdog “The planet’s favourite beer”
Droga5


Brewdog has launched a campaign promoting its sustainability credentials.


The work centres on a 90-second film showing an endless cast of characters for whom Brewdog is suitable, with the conclusion that Brewdog is in fact for everyone.


The ad highlights its world-first carbon negative brewery, as well as its tree-planting incentives.


The TV ad debuted in August and is supported by out of home and print executions.


Watch the ad here.

Galaxy chocolate rebrand advertisement - Galaxy Silk

Deliveroo “A new world”
Pablo


Deliveroo is promoting its on-demand grocery service with a campaign about “a new world.”


Launching across TV, social media and radio, the work takes viewers on a journey through a wonderful world of groceries - a world where fresh vegetables can arrive at your door in 20 minutes, and forgetting to buy milk no longer being a problem.


Could be seen as a nod to a post-pandemic world and how grocery shopping as evolved for the better throughout pre and post-Covid.


Watch the ad here.

Deliveroo “Garlic vs Lemon”
Pablo


Deliveroo has released the finale to its content series launched at the beginning of the year.


"Garlic vs lemon" is a 60-second film that pits Garlic fanatics against Lemon lovers. It touches on the qualities of the two ingredients and how juxtaposed they are.


The ad challenges the viewer to decide for themselves, which encourages inclusion and the desire to get involved.


Watch the ad here.

Sure “Watch me move”
U-Studio


Unilever is promoting its Sure deodorant brand with a TV campaign created in-house.


Coinciding with the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, the ad challenges stereotypes and encourages greater inclusivity within the movement space.

 

The diverse group of content creators and athletes in the spot promote the idea that no matter who you are or what you struggle with, we should all have the freedom to be included.


Watch ad here.



Pernod Ricard “Drink more”
Buzzman


Pernod Ricard is encouraging young people to drink more water as part of its global campaign against binge drinking.


The work contrasts upbeat party music with negative footage of people who have drunk too much alcohol.


Interestingly none of Pernod’s brand are promoted here which strengthens their message and urgency to take care in our post-lockdown nightlife.


Watch ad here.







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