Resonance
01SectorConsumer goods & CPG

Global campaigns that land naturally in every market.

Transcreation and localisation for food, beverage, beauty and household brands — hero campaign to on-pack claim to shopper PDP, held on one voice.

02Who we work with & on

Teams we work with, and the work we take on.

Audience-first — the teams that brief us, and the work each of them tends to bring.

Global CPG & FMCG brands

Campaigns, pack copy and shopper content coordinated across the markets a launch actually covers — one language lead, every asset.

Beauty & personal care

Concept, claim and counter copy with the regulatory eye beauty needs, adapted to sit correctly on shelf, on-site and in-influencer briefs.

Food & beverage

Nutrition, provenance and menu copy handled by linguists who understand category and in-market food regulation, not just words.

Household & home care

Functional and claim-led copy for household brands, adapted to trade-channel realities across grocery, mass and pure-play e-com.

The work
  • Global launch campaigns
  • On-pack copy and claims
  • Shopper and trade marketing
  • E-com content and PDPs
  • Ratings, reviews and CRM
  • Reactive social and always-on
03What we bring

Three things CPG briefs actually need.

On-shelf voice control

One language lead across brand, pack, shopper and e-com — no voice drift between the hero film and the ratings-and-reviews page.

In-market variant fluency

Native creative linguists working to real market variants — LatAm by country, Gulf vs Levantine, Mainland vs Taiwan Mandarin.

Cadence for FMCG reality

Producer-led delivery built around retailer windows, promo cycles and reactive social — not a translation ticket queue.

04How it works

Four stages, one closing band of numbers.

  1. 01

    Kickoff & brand intake

    Brand book, claim tree and market priority agreed before a linguist is briefed. We read the launch plan, not just the source copy.

  2. 02

    Team & glossary lock

    Native creative linguists matched to category and market. Glossaries built or extended per brand and held across the year, not per brief.

  3. 03

    Adapt, route, review

    Transcreation on brand-facing copy, controlled adaptation on pack and shopper content, market QA from a second native on regulated claims.

  4. 04

    Launch-side support

    Traffic into your DAM/PIM, late-stage tweaks, in-platform fixes for e-com and CRM. We stay on through the launch window.

10+
Markets per launch

One language lead across the whole rollout, coordinating pack, campaign and trade content on the same calendar.

48h
Reactive social turn

Same-day in core languages, next-day across long-tail markets, with brand-side review built in.

1
Glossary per brand

Brand, product and claim terminology controlled in one place — from hero film to PDP bullet.

05Common questions

For CPG and consumer-brand teams.

Yes. Hero films, TVCs and manifestos are transcreated by native creative linguists; on-pack claims, shopper and e-com content run through the same team on a controlled glossary so voice stays consistent.

Claim-sensitive copy (nutrition, cosmetic, health) is routed through linguists briefed on the in-market rules and reviewed against your legal red lines before it leaves the studio.

Yes. We work to in-market variants, not catch-all regional Spanish or generic Arabic — variants agreed on brief, not defaulted to.

Yes. Campaign work, retailer-bespoke assets and shopper marketing run through the same account so nothing drifts between brand-side and trade-side output.

Yes. E-com and shopper content pipelines connect into standard CMS and PIM platforms; sustained runs work off a controlled glossary and translation memory.

Same-day in core languages, next-day across long-tail markets, with brand-side review baked in. Reactive moments are scoped in advance for high-cadence brands.

07Bring us the brief

Need a launch that lands on-shelf and on-site in every market?

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