Mahajana Super
Back to Newsroom
Stickered mangoes displayed among other fresh produce in a supermarket department.

Mahajana Super Newsroom

Mahajana Super introduces Life Lasting fresh-produce campaign

Experiences, Products

Share

Key takeaways

  • Life Lasting is built around the idea that every stage of fruit has a purpose.
  • Stickers on selected produce suggest uses such as curry, achcharu, fresh juice and eating fresh.
  • The guidance helps shoppers choose fruit according to what they plan to make or enjoy.
  • Karathakolomban mangoes and papaw are among the fruits being used to introduce the concept.

Mahajana Super has introduced Life Lasting, a fresh-produce initiative to help customers choose fruit according to its stage of ripeness and intended use. Based on the idea “Every stage has a purpose”, the campaign uses simple stickers on selected fruit to guide shoppers towards suitable choices for everyday meals and refreshments.

A person holds a sheet of Life Lasting stickers above mangoes and other produce in a supermarket display.
Life Lasting stickers are used to identify selected fruit in the fresh department.

The stickers use a colour progression and practical suggestions such as Curry, Achcharu, Fresh Juice and Eat Fresh. Shoppers can use that guidance to match their selection to what they intend to prepare, rather than judging fruit by appearance alone.

Green and ripening fruit, including mangoes, displayed in crates with Life Lasting stickers.
The stickers appear on fruit at different stages of ripeness.

A firmer mango may suit cooking or achcharu, while fruit at a later stage may be better for juice or eating fresh. Karathakolomban mango and papaw are among the fruits being used to introduce the concept.

A shopper holds a Life Lasting-stickered mango beside a display of fruit.
The sticker offers shoppers a simple prompt as they choose fruit in the fresh department.

Life Lasting also encourages a more considered approach to using fresh produce: as fruit matures, its best use can change. By making those possibilities clearer, the initiative is designed to support better use of produce and help Mahajana Super manage avoidable wastage more thoughtfully.

The campaign brings its message directly to the fresh department, helping customers connect the stage of a fruit with a practical use. Its central idea remains simple: every stage has a purpose.