On June 1, 2023, Nestle formally announced its entry into the world of NFTs, or non-fungible tokens. Through its brand Maggi, it launched three of its products – Maggi noodles, Maggi masala-ae-magic, and hot and sour sauce – on the metaverse for a gamified version wherein people in their virtual avatars can compete to win the “Golden Maggi NFT”.
The FMCG giant tied up with OneRare, a Delhi-based blockchain start-up that specialises in creating NFTs for the food and beverage (F&B) industry through collaborations with restaurants, celebrity chefs and food brands. Through its NFTs, Nestlé expects to bite into Web 3.0 to build loyalty, traction and a strong community of younger consumers. As a pre-launch campaign in March, the company ran a contest on the metaverse, which drew over 100,000 impressions on the OneRare website.
“Web 3.0 will increasingly become a natural extension of F&B brands’ marketing and
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