GreynJ United Thailand and Unif encourage people to consume more vegetables and fruit

In Thailand, everyone can often find tasty food and snacks everywhere but these are often lacking in nutritional value, especially vegetable and fruit nutrients. This often proves inadequate for office workers.

Enter ‘400’ (title based on research of how 400 grams of vegetable and fruit per day is the recommended daily intake by WHO) – an entertaining ‘Romanocumentary’ (romance + documentary) dispensing nutritional trivia in a humorously snarky manner. By likening office workers to wild animals, the film introduces a girl on a mission to save her secretly like office mate from ‘extinction’, due to his deficient dietary habits prevalent in many Thais.

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A leading vegetable juice brand, Unif aims to encourage Thais to consume more vegetables and fruits. Upon launch, the film has been viewed over 3 million times over the course of 3 days, to overwhelmingly positive comments who have committed to adopting healthier lifestyles and dietary habits.

Credits –

Product Manager: Wichuda Nowwarat