Uflex Taps CreativeMud to Lead Creative and Digital Mandate

Uflex, a multinational flexible packaging and solutions company, has onboarded CreativeMud for its creative and digital mandate.

The partnership will see CreativeMud work with Uflex across creative strategy, digital communication and consumer-facing brand initiatives, bringing the agency’s insight-led approach to the company’s evolving communication requirements.

Creative Strategy for Zipouch

As part of the mandate, CreativeMud has developed the creative strategy and campaign for Uflex’s Zipouch range. The campaign takes a consumer-first approach to communicating the product, moving beyond conventional feature-led messaging to demonstrate how Zipouch fits naturally into everyday household routines.

Built around a ‘Dawn-to-Dusk’ construct, the TVC follows a modern Indian family through familiar moments across the day, including morning meal preparation, lunch packing, evening snacking and home organisation.

The narrative highlights the versatility of Zipouch across food storage and broader household applications, while focusing on convenience, freshness and efficiency.

Consumer-Led Communication

The Zipouch campaign represents an early expression of the broader creative partnership between Uflex and CreativeMud. The agency’s approach centres on translating product utility into relevant consumer narratives, with communication grounded in everyday behaviour and cultural context.

Through the partnership, Uflex and CreativeMud will work towards developing communication designed to strengthen consumer engagement and bring greater relevance to the company’s products and solutions across digital and consumer-facing platforms.

CreativeMud on the Partnership

Anoop Dass, CEO, CreativeMud, said, “A strong creative mandate is about understanding the larger business and communication context and then finding ways to make that relevant to consumers. Our partnership with Uflex gives us the opportunity to work across its creative and digital communication, and the Zipouch campaign is an early expression of that thinking.”

He added, “We wanted to build a narrative around familiar everyday moments, making the product’s utility immediately relatable while creating stronger consumer recall.”