MLA takes ‘You’re Better on Beef’ to the next level with brand new content piece via One Green Bean

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Honey Badger Vs Boy Scout 40.jpgMeat and Livestock Australia (MLA) has today announced the launch of a new digital and PR campaign via One Green Bean – the first for the beef brand under the recently launched ‘You’re Better on Beef’ banner.

In his first role as Beef Ambassador, rugby star Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins showcases the health benefits of beef and reminds Australians that they can be better at whatever they want – as long as they have the right fuel in the tank.

Honey Badger Vs Boy Scout 50.jpgThe engaging digital content created by One Green Bean features the Badge revealing that he wants to improve his bush survival skills. Fuelling up on beef, he’s put through his paces by an expert survivalist.

Says Andrew Howie, marketing manager consumer programs at Meat & Livestock Australia: “You are what you eat, and beef contains nutrients that support both physical and mental wellbeing to help you perform at your peak. Australia has the best-tasting beef in the world, and the ‘You’re Better on Beef’ platform is designed to inspire the nation to power up and be proud of their meal choices. We’re delighted that Nick’s on board – as a high-performing, health-conscious Aussie who loves his beef, he’s the perfect advocate for beef.”

Targeted at time-poor families with nutrition high on their agenda, the campaign is backed with a strong nutritional message that emphasises the health credentials of lean beef.

Packed with 13 essential nutrients required for health and wellbeing, including protein for strength, iron for energy and zinc for brainpower, beef is the fuel to keep Aussies performing at their best.

Says Nick Cummins: “As an athlete, nourishing the rig is crucial and beef is the answer. The word is it contains 13 critical nutrients – and besides protein, it has iron, which fuels the tank when I’m on the burst, and zinc, which helps me talk some sense after a big game.”

To view Cummins out of his natural habitat and improving his bush survival skills, head to: https://www.facebook.com/australiabeef. The campaign is supported by media spend and consumer research uncovering what Australians want to be better at.

Creative and content – One Green Bean

Production – Versus

One Green Bean

Media Buy – UM