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Issue 39   June 15, 2011

 
Danone scraps energy drink V
£3.3m campaign fails

Danone Waters is thought to be scrapping its V energy drink after failing to make a dent in the share of market leader Red Bull.

The decision comes less than a year after it was relaunched.

The latest revamp was backed by a £3.3m support campaign, which was created by RKCR/Y&R. It was based around the idea that V invigorates the mind and was called “It all starts with V”.

This was the second re­launch of the brand in four years. In April 2003, Danone signed up the brand as a sponsor of ITV1 reality show I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! as part of a campaign to drive sales.

The latest Britvic Soft Drinks Report 2008, revealed that the energy drinks sector continued to lose ground last year, reporting a 4% decline in total on-premise sales to £118m. Market leader Red Bull was the only brand to remain stable, growing sales by 1% to increase its market share to 89%.

The review decision also follows the launch of an £8m integ­rated campaign to support GlaxoSmithKline’s Luc­oz­ade Energy last month, which will include a £3m above-the-line campaign during the summer.

It also comes just months after Danone Waters decided to scrap the Citrus Kick ­variant of its Volvic Revive functional water brand, less than a year after it was launched.


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