Fleishman-Hillard wins Comvita PR duties
FLEISHMAN-HILLARD BUSINESS WIN APPOINTMENT
Hong Kong – New Zealand’s healthcare products brand Comvita has appointed Fleishman-Hillard Hong Kong as its strategic communications partner after a pitch.
The agency will provide branding and communications counsel to support Comvita’s business growth and expansion in Greater China.
According to Fleishman-Hillard, Hong Kong is the largest market in Asia for Comvita, with about 50 outlets in the city. Comvita’s retail presence is also growing in Mainland China across most major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Christina Tang, regional communications manager – Asia of Comvita, said Greater China is a region that sees increasing demand for high quality natural health products.
“Fleishman-Hillard’s strong branding and media relations credentials as well as creative marketing communications ideas integrated with digital components will enable us to further strengthen our brand in Greater China,” Tang said.
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