Sweet C Unveils Summer 2025 Campaign ‘Blue is the New Orange’ in India

Gurugram, India | 5 July 2025 :  Premium mandarin brand Sweet C, renowned globally for its naturally sweet, seedless fruit, launched its Summer 2025 consumer campaign, “Blue is the New Orange”, in India with a curated evening of wellness, conversation, and citrus-themed celebration in Gurugram.

The campaign was unveiled by Malaika Arora, one of India’s most recognisable wellness advocates and entertainment personalities, who fronts the initiative aimed at reinforcing fruit as a lifestyle choice rooted in simplicity, joy, and mindful consumption.

Hosted at The Westin Gurugram, the event brought together a cross-section of the Indian health, food, and lifestyle ecosystem. Attendees included culinary experts, nutritionists, fitness coaches, content creators, and key representatives from the retail and fresh produce sectors. The launch underscores Sweet C’s intent to build emotional resonance in India, one of the world’s fastest-growing markets for premium fresh produce.

Opening with live saxophone jazz and a refined, wellness-driven ambiance, the evening set the tone for the campaign’s reveal, Malaika Arora unveiled the campaign visual—featuring the tagline Blue is the New Orange—and spoke about her connection to Sweet C’s values.

“Sweet C isn’t just a fruit, it’s a reminder that eating well can be effortless,” said Arora. “It’s seedless, naturally sweet, easy to enjoy on the go, and fits perfectly into the pace of modern life.”

The event’s centrepiece was a panel discussion on the evolving definitions of freshness and wellness, moderated by the event emcee and featuring:

●Malaika Arora, Wellness Advocate & Actor

●Chef Ashish Bhasin, Culinary Consultant

●Rashmi Rai, Fitness Expert

●Sakshi Lalwani, Clinical Nutritionist

●Supriya Nagpal, Lifestyle Influencer

●Deeptanshu Bansal, Brand Strategist 

The panel explored “freshness” not just in terms of food, but also mindset, habits, and how modern consumers define balance.

Chef Bhasin spoke about the integrity of fresh produce:

“When something is truly fresh, you let it speak for itself. You don’t need to cover it up. That’s exactly what Sweet C offers—clarity of flavour and quality.”

Nutritionist Sakshi Lalwani emphasised the importance of origin and minimal handling in determining produce quality, while fitness expert Rashmi Rai urged a departure from extreme wellness routines in favour of simplicity.

“Sometimes, it’s a juicy mandarin and a walk in the sun that does more than any fitness regime,” she remarked.

Influencer Supriya Nagpal emphasized the emotional side of healthy choices in a digital world: “Freshness today isn’t just what we eat—it’s how we feel when we’re not performing for the camera. On my best days, it’s fruit, music, and stillness. Sweet C reflects that ease—real, not curated.”

Marketer Deeptanshu Bansal spoke about brand clarity in an oversaturated market: “In a world full of loud claims, Sweet C doesn’t try too hard. Its simplicity is disruptive. When something feels fresh and authentic, it connects instantly—and that’s where the real brand power lies.”

The conversation also touched on making fruit appealing to different demographics. Chef Bhasin encouraged more imaginative presentations, suggesting herbs, sea salt, and popsicles as creative pairings for mandarins. Sakshi Lalwani reinforced the idea of fruit as the centrepiece, not a side dish.

The panel closed on a personal note, with each guest sharing wellness myths they wished to dispel. Malaika Arora reflected on her own shift in perspective: “Earlier for me,  wellness meant pushing harder. Today, it means slowing down and enjoying what nourishes me, like a fruit that tastes good and feels even better.”

Adding levity to the evening, comedian Appurv Gupta delivered a stand-up set touching on food fads, wellness trends, and modern eating habits. His light-hearted commentary resonated with the audience, bringing laughter and relatability to the event.

Later, live band Akshar performed as guests mingled at citrus-themed photo booths, sampled Sweet C mandarins at live tasting counters, and engaged with curated experiences designed to highlight the fruit’s signature characteristics—seedless interior, natural sweetness, and peel-friendly skin.

In her closing note, Malaika Arora summed up the campaign’s intention:

“Sweet C isn’t trying to be complicated. It’s a small, thoughtful choice in a world full of noise—and that’s what makes it stand out.”

About the Campaign
Blue is the New Orange is Sweet C’s Summer 2025 campaign, focused on elevating mandarins as a clean, convenient, and joyful choice for health-conscious, modern consumers. The India launch aims to build awareness and an emotional connection through local storytelling, events, and influencer engagement.

About Sweet C
Sweet C is a premium mandarin brand known globally for its easy-to-peel skin, naturally sweet flavour, and seedless interior. Grown with care and held to rigorous quality standards, Sweet C is designed for today’s on-the-go lifestyles, offering both indulgence and health in every bite. With a strong footprint in international markets, the brand continues to innovate how consumers experience fresh fruit: not just as nutrition, but as a moment of everyday ease and enjoyment.