Pingo Doce maintained its strong commercial dynamic and its constant presence on television, which led the banner to remain the leading food retailer in cumulative Top of Mind communication in the first half of the year (source: Publivaga and Multidados).
Frumania
Between 3 May and 12 July, the Minions invaded Pingo Doce. Leveraging their popularity and anticipating the buzz around the premiere of the new film in cinemas, Frumania encouraged children to learn more about fruit and vegetables through a collection of 108 cards (collectible in an album filled with educational content developed with the Nutrition and Quality team) and six exclusive soft toys.
“Locked Prices” Campaign
Aware of the impact that inflation has on the lives of the Portuguese, Pingo Doce launched the “Locked Prices” campaign, in which it pledged not to increase the price of hundreds of essential food and non-food items until 31 July. The campaign is publicised in stores, promotional leaflets, on the internet and radio.
Go Active Campaign
Pingo Doce Go Active is a range of products developed together with the Nutrition team and the Pingo Doce fitness team for consumers who lead an active lifestyle and prefer a diet richer in protein.
With the expansion of the available assortment, Pingo Doce promoted Go Active for the first time, in partnership with athlete Patrícia Mamona, demonstrating the innovative and modern nature of the brand, by developing a sports food range.
Second nationwide edition of the Happy Neighbourhood programme
The Bairro Feliz (Happy Neighbourhood) programme has a revamped image, focusing on the Happy Neighbourhood currency and on the power of simple ideas that have already made a difference in Portuguese neighbourhoods, with more than 580 causes supported in 2021. Through a partnership with SIC/Expresso, Fátima Lopes is the face of this year’s edition. The multi-media campaign includes TV, in-store, online and outdoor advertising, leaflets and other channels.