Media Release: Latest Scotch Lamb campaign encourages consumers to take pride in local produce

Scotch Lamb

QUALITY Meat Scotland (QMS) is rolling-out a new Scotch Lamb campaign which builds on the success of the “Scotch Lamb, Buy Local” campaign developed last year.

This year’s campaign, which urges consumers to ‘Buy Local’ when making their purchase decisions, will tempt consumers with a tantalising dish of Scotch Lamb cutlets served with a Moroccan-style chickpea salad.

The four-week campaign, which aims to reach 88.9 per cent of the target market in Scotland, features print advertising as well as digital display panels in Glasgow Underground. The activity also includes an on-line TV advert plus a presence on key cooking and recipe websites.

“The ‘Buy Local’ campaign is aimed at encouraging consumers to buy Scotch Lamb when it’s at its most plentiful,” said Suzie Carlaw, marketing controller, QMS.

“Scotch Lamb stands out from its competitors because of its unique taste, plus the fact, it’s a natural product which is born and reared on farms in Scotland meeting the highest quality standards.

“Consumers have every reason to feel very proud of the product produced on their doorstep.”

QMS-commissioned research which was carried out by IGD, reveals that Scottish consumer recognition in Scottish target markets of the Scotch Lamb brand is already strong at 85 per cent.

More than half of Scots (62 per cent) surveyed in October 2011 rate Scotch Lamb as the ‘best available’ and 74 per cent agree that it is produced with ‘higher standards’.

Additionally, around 52 per cent of target markets surveyed agree they are willing to pay more for Scotch Lamb.

“The research figures are very encouraging and high consumer awareness is a great foundation to build on,” said Ms Carlaw.

Delicious Scotch Lamb recipe booklets and promotional material are available at: www.scotchbeefandlamb.com

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Contact: Claire Morrison
Phone: 0131 472 4046
Email: cmorrison@qmscotland.co.uk
Website: http://www.qmscotland.co.uk