The Pigs Are Worth It campaign has come out with a top award in the European PR Oscars.
The
campaign picked up two awards, a prestigious Platinum SABRE Award for European, Middle
Eastern and African PR Campaign of the Year, as well as winning a Gold SABRE for the category of
UK and Ireland PR Campaign of
£100,000 or more.
The Pigs
Are Worth It! Campaign was run by BPEX and the National Pig Association with PR
agencies Weber Shandwick, Good Relations and HD
Communications.
BPEX Head
of Marketing Chris Lamb said: “It is
very gratifying to win this for our campaign that succeeded in highlighting the
serious issues threatening the future of the English pig
industry.
“The
award
recognises the
professionalism and dedication of a team of very talented people working with
and on behalf of English pig levy-payers. It really is the icing on the
cake.”
The SABRE
Awards is an international competition which seeks to
recognise Superior
Achievement in Branding and Reputation.
They are
awarded to those public relations, reputation management and brand building
campaigns that exemplify a strategic approach in research and planning,
innovative thinking, integrity and
effectiveness.
Over the
past four years, the European SABRE Awards have become established as the most
sought-after awards in the European public relations business, attracting more
than 1,200 entries from more than 28 countries throughout Europe, the Middle
East and Africa.
This year
the awards ceremony took place in Stockholm,
Sweden where several hundred
PR professionals came together to celebrate the best PR from Europe, the Middle
Eastern and Africa.