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Bacofoil has Sunday mornings on ITV wrapped up

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Bacofoil is back on TV with a sponsorship campaign across ITV’s Sunday morning cooking shows to support its Non-Stick Kitchen Foil.

Launching on January 20, the sponsorship campaign runs until March 31, with spots every Sunday across two 60-minute episodes of Ainsley Harriott’s Caribbean Kitchen and Parveen Ashraf’s Indian Kitchen. The ads suggest that “everyone needs a friend in the kitchen” – Bacofoil The Non-Stick Kitchen Foil, unsurprisingly.

Along with further planned TV activity in April-May, the campaign means Bacofoil will be on the box throughout four months of the year. In addition, the brand has a variety of as yet unspecified activity planned to include PR, sampling and commercial initiatives.

During its previous TV stint for The Non-Stick Kitchen Foil, Bacofoil got a 12-week value sales bump of 18.5% year-on-year.

Bacofoil’s The Non-Stick Kitchen Foil has an RSP of £3.20 for 10 metres.

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