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Publicis lands pounds 9m Quorn brief.(Quorn Foods account)

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Publicis replaces Farm with a brief to give the non-meat product appeal beyond vegetarian market.

Publicis has beaten Mother and Grey London to Premier Foods' pounds 9 million Quorn creative account.

Agency Insight handled the pitch, which originally also included Miles Calcraft Briginshaw Duffy and FCB. MCBD pulled out of the review and FCB was knocked off in March. Grey was added in MCBD's place. Farm, the incumbent on the account since winning it from JWT last year, was not asked to repitch.

Publicis has been briefed to create mass appeal for the non-meat product range.

The communications will be aimed at all consumers looking for a healthy food option, not just its core vegetarian market. The first work for the brand, which is expected to use TV advertising, will break in September.

The win sees Publicis join the Premier Foods roster, which includes Clemmow Hornby Inge, Delaney Lund Knox Warren & Partners and Ogilvy & Mather.

Tim Lindsay, the UK group chairman of Publicis, said: 'We're delighted to be placed on the roster and working for such an interesting and successful company.'

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