Campbell Soup Company launched Well Yes!, a new ready-to-serve soup line that features clean, simple and nutritious ingredients. The innovative line of soups showcases ingredients that people know and understand, including wholesome grains, meats and vegetables.
“Our goal is to bring real, affordable and deliciously crafted soup to the soup aisle with the introduction of Well Yes!” said Sophie Arsenlis, Director of Marketing, Soup Strategy at Campbell Soup Company.
“We thought differently about the creation of this soup, from flavor combinations, to our package design to the types of ingredients we sourced. With the Well Yes!brand, we are saying ‘yes’ to real food and well-being by only using ingredients that consumers know and trust.”
Well Yes! was pioneered by a group of passionate Campbell employees who tapped into their own desires and preferences to create a soup crafted with care, choosing real, nutritious ingredients without compromising flavor. Well Yes! soups feature purposeful ingredients like kale, quinoa, barley, beans, sweet potatoes and whole grains. The soups are available in nine varieties, offering real ingredients everyone can recognize. The soups are made with carefully selected and sourced ingredients like chicken meat with no antibiotics.
The soups are available in nine varieties, offering real ingredients everyone can recognize. The soups are made with carefully selected and sourced ingredients like chicken meat with no antibiotics. Well Yes! soups contain no artificial colors, flavors, ingredients or modified starches. Additionally, the packaging is a non-BPA lined can and recyclable.
The first nine soups within the product line include:
The Well Yes! brand is renouncing unrealistic resolutions and proclaiming 2017 as the year to say “yes” to small, positive moments each day. Well Yes! is partnering with actress and mother Busy Philipps to announce #WellYesMoment – a campaign that reframes the narrative around New Year’s resolutions and fosters saying “yes” to small things all year long.
According to a recent survey by Wakefield Research, nearly two in five people (39%) roll their eyes to the sentiment, “New Year, New You,” and 65% have found more success sticking to smaller, daily activities, compared to larger ones that take longer to complete.
“It can be easy to fall into the habit of placing too much pressure on ourselves, especially around the New Year, and it’s time to stop setting unrealistic resolutions,” said Busy Philipps. “Through the #WellYesMoment campaign, everyone can share those small, positive moments that encourage you to say ‘yes’ to happiness like waking up an hour earlier for some ‘me’ time.”
Well Yes! is encouraging people to join the conversation by sharing their #WellYesMoment on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. A #WellYesMoment should be an easy, small declaration, whether it’s taking time to send a handwritten thank you note to a friend or drinking a glass of water first thing in the morning.
