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Yoplait's GO Protein Brand Targets Ultra-Orthodox Fitness Market

By יאיר פריד כתבה מקודמת
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
The story · English

The GO protein brand, part of the Yoplait dairy company, is launching a unique marketing initiative aimed at the ultra-Orthodox community, which is increasingly focused on healthy lifestyles and fitness. This campaign involves a collaboration with three prominent gyms catering to this demographic: one for men in Jerusalem and two for women in Bnei Brak.

The initiative, set to run for the entire month, seeks to connect GO products with gym-goers precisely when they need them most, immediately after a workout. The gyms have been branded with GO's messaging, encouraging physical activity with slogans like, "Invested in yourself instead of sinking into the couch? The trophy is yours!"

Each participating gym features a dedicated refrigerator stocked with a variety of GO yogurt products available for free tasting. This allows members to consume a quality, convenient, and tasty protein source right after their exercise, aiding muscle recovery and enhancing their overall workout experience.

This move by GO acknowledges the growing awareness of fitness and proper nutrition within the ultra-Orthodox sector in recent years. The brand aims to provide a tailored solution for this trend by offering high-quality protein products suited to the needs of athletes in a fun, engaging atmosphere within their natural training environment. The GO protein line includes a range of products, such as yogurts, puddings, and milk drinks, all bearing a high-level kosher certification.

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