Title | SECOND CHANCE |
Brand | EDEKA ZENTRALE & CO. |
Product/Service | FOOD RETAILER |
Category |
C08. CHARITIES, FUNDRAISING, APPEALS, NON-PROFIT ORGANISATIONS, PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY, PUBLIC AWARENESS |
Entrant Company
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JUNG von MATT Hamburg, GERMANY
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Advertising Agency
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JUNG von MATT Hamburg, GERMANY
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Credits
Jens Pfau |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Executive Creative Director |
Tobias Grimm |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Executive Creative Director |
Dörte Spengler/Ahrens |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Executive Creative Director |
Nic Heimann |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Managing Director |
Patrick Hammer |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Project Co/Ordinator |
Nelli Walker |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Project Co/Ordinator |
Philipp Barth |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
Holger Oehrlich |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
Jens Pfau |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
Eric Van Den Hoonaard |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
Hans/Peter Sporer |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Creative Director |
Matthias Hess |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Copywriter |
Volker Stolz |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Copywriter |
Christian Koehler |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Copywriter |
Cornelius Hafemeister |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Art Director |
Tim Hartwig |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Art Director |
Alex Schmidt |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Art Director |
Paul Hoerner |
Jung Von Matt AG |
Art Director |
The Brief
We live in a throwaway society. Every year over one Million tons of food are thrown away in Germany, although most of it would still be eatable. Especially supermarkets have to deal with this problem.
EDEKA, Germanys biggest supermarket chain, wanted to do something about this unnecessary waste. In order to prove once more to extisting as well as new customers its responsibility and passion for food.
Creative Execution
The best opportunity to sensitize customers to the issue of food waste is when they are doing their daily shopping: directly in their supermarket.
By offering them a totally new range of food products which are both sustainable and of a high quality, we showed them a responsible way of buying their food. And with affectionately designed labels and honest product names EDEKA proved once again: We love food. With a product that solves a real problem and says “No“ to unnecessary food waste. And thus, becomes the medium of communication itself.
Describe the creative solution to the brief/objective.
The challenge was to prove the sustainability of EDEKA in reducing its dispose of useful crops. But he question was: How do we convince customers to buy food that is not quite perfect? Since it is a luxury problem the solution needed to hit the customers with something that attracts them and not primarily educates them.
For that purpose we created SECOND CHANCE, a new brand that creates tasty juices, jams, sauces, stews or even potato crisps made of imperfect food.
Rejected crops are processed by employees and the next day the products are offered for sale in the market.
Results
SECOND CHANCE is produced in the local market. Without shipping, without preservatives – just like homemade. Customers responded enthusiastically since the brand shows them clearly that there is a way of avoiding immense food waste.
This way, in a single EDEKA market up to 25 kilograms crops get their second chance – each day. If the brand is rolled out to all 11.000 EDEKA markets, over 100.000 tons of food can be saved every year.