Life Extending Stickers

The LIFE EXTENDING STICKERS campaign is a great example of innovative and sustainable marketing by Makro, a wholesale supermarket chain in Colombia. Makro aimed to promote sustainability and responsible consumption while tackling food waste. They focused on extending the lifespan of fruits and vegetables.
Reduce food waste in stores and homes. Educate consumers about extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. Promote responsible consumption habits.
Utilize existing fruit and vegetable stickers as a platform for promoting longer life.
Colorful Stickers : Instead of generic stickers, Makro created stickers with a color gradient representing the ripening stages of each fruit or vegetable (e.g., green to yellow for bananas).
Recipe Inspiration : Each sticker displayed icons or short messages suggesting recipes or ideal consumption stages for different ripeness levels.
Social Media Integration : Makro complemented the in-store stickers with informative and engaging social media content featuring recipes and tips on utilizing fruits and vegetables at various stages.
Reduced Waste : The campaign reportedly achieved a significant decrease in food waste – up to 70 tons less per week combined between stores and homes.
Increased Sales : By educating customers on extending shelf life, Makro likely saw an increase in overall fruit and vegetable sales.
Positive Brand Image : The campaign positioned Makro as a socially responsible brand promoting sustainability and responsible consumption.
By educating consumers, Makro encouraged better utilization of produce.
The campaign helped reduce food waste and fostered a more sustainable approach.
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