As per an IMRB study (2017) study, titled Understanding Protein Myths & Gaps among Indians, more than 70 per cent of Indian adults have poor muscle health while 68 per cent have low protein levels.
As part of its mission to educate consumers about the importance and the role of protein in day-to-day life, Protinex – the flagship brand of Danone India, recently launched a new campaign reaching out to Indian parents, highlighting the need for protein in their day-to-day life and how a protein-deficient diet can have a negative impact on their lives. The campaign was released on Protinex and Danone India’s social media assets across Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
The campaign is a part of ‘The Protinex Protein Abhiyaan’, an endeavour to sensitise Indian adults across age groups on the integral role of protein in improving physical health and hence overall well-being.
As per a statement, this is also aligned with Danone’s frame of action ‘One Planet. One Health’ and the larger company mission of bringing health through food to as many people as possible and impacting health positively, by inspiring healthier and more sustainable eating and drinking practices.
The social experiment showcases few children, who are invited to act as their parents and share their experiences on how they spend fun time with them. As the plot proceeds, the kids describe their disappointment in how their parents are always tired and unable to spend any quality time with them. The campaign aims to spread awareness of how protein-deficient diet can lead to tiredness and fatigue, thereby impacting individual’s ability to enjoy life with their family.
On the launch of the campaign, Sriram Padmanabhan, Marketing Director, Danone India said, “Being an Indian Parent is a full-time job. You cannot afford to take even a day off. With growing age and hectic schedule, maintaining adequate protein and nutrient intake becomes more and more critical. Through this campaign, we are trying to shed light on how inadequate protein intake can, not only have an impact on our life but also on our little ones.”
