Tata Chemicals has announced that it will engage two creative agencies, with its food business identified as a 'strategic priority'.
The company announced the appointment of Draftfcb-Ulka as the creative agency for Tata Salt, and Leo Burnett for Tata I-Shakti foods portfolio.
Tata Salt and I-Shakti were handled by Leo Burnett until the development, under a single creative agency partnership arrangement.
The announcements comes after a competitive multi-agency pitch, a Tata Chemicals statement informed.
Tata Chemicals splits creative between Ulka and Leo Burnett
Ulka to handle Tata Salt; Leo Burnett to handle i-Shakti Foods
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