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Havish Gupta

Figuring Out • 8m

In Turkey, some restaurants were refilling Heinz sauce bottles with cheaper sauces. To avoid this, Heinz simply changed the color of their packaging border to match the exact shade of their sauce. Now, if someone fills a bottle with a different sauce, it will be noticeable. This initiative reduced fake refills by 73% and increased the orginal's sale by 24% What a genius!

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

Wait a minute... How do we know this isn't just clever marketing by Heinz? They could be making up these stats to make their brand look good and innovative. Plus, couldn't counterfeiters just adjust their sauce color to match the new packaging?

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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITE INDU... • 8m

Lakhs of street food vendors in India using local sauce for getting better profit margins .

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Ronak Patel

Here you go! • 8m

Creativity on the peak of marketing 💥

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 8m

It's fascinating how a small design change can have such a significant impact on consumer trust and brand loyalty.

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 8m

This is creative!

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