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TWF and ELMNTL team up to push Mogu Mogu in the U.S.

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By AI, Created 12:15 UTC, Oct 14, 2026, AGP -

TWF Agency and ELMNTL have launched a partnership to grow awareness of Thailand-born Mogu Mogu in the U.S., starting in California and targeting Gen Z. The first push is a creator-led holiday campaign built around the drink’s chewable texture and a social-first message: “Wanna Skip? You Gotta Chew.”

Why it matters: - Mogu Mogu is trying to turn a distinctive product feature — fruit juice with chewy nata de coco — into a Gen Z-friendly brand story for the U.S. market. - The partnership gives the brand a clearer path to localize global messaging for American youth culture, social media and creator-led marketing. - Mogu Mogu is already in U.S. retail through Walmart, Costco, H-E-B, Safeway, 7-Eleven, regional and specialty grocery stores, and Amazon, so awareness could support sell-through where the drink is already available.

What happened: - TWF Agency, based in Bangkok, announced a partnership with New York-based ELMNTL to expand U.S. awareness of Mogu Mogu. - TWF is the lead agency. - ELMNTL will develop and execute the U.S. strategy for the brand. - The campaign begins with California as the initial market focus. - The announcement came on October 14, 2026, from New York.

The details: - Mogu Mogu is a drink from Thailand’s Sappe that combines fruit juice with nata de coco, a coconut jelly that creates the drink’s chewable texture. - The brand says it is sold in more than 100 countries. - The U.S. campaign platform is “Wanna Skip? You Gotta Chew.” - The first joint effort is a creator-led holiday campaign running from October through December. - The campaign is built around the idea that online life lets people skip things, but real life does not. - The campaign introduces “The Chew Crew,” a community of creators and fans focused on awkward and relatable holiday moments. - The holiday themes include Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. - TWF will lead overall campaign direction and creative with Sappe’s global brand team. - ELMNTL will handle U.S. creator partnerships, paid social across Instagram and TikTok, and performance reporting. - Consumers can follow the campaign on Instagram and TikTok at @mogumoguusa.official and @mogumoguusa.official. - The campaign uses hashtags including #TheChewCrew, #WannaSkipYouGottaChew, #ChewMOGUMOGU and #MoguMoguUSA.

Between the lines: - The strategy leans on a simple product differentiator that is easy to explain, remember and turn into social content. - The agencies are betting that creator-led storytelling will work better than traditional advertising for Gen Z, which the partnership describes as resistant to being sold to directly. - Starting in California suggests a test-and-learn approach before a broader U.S. rollout. - ELMNTL’s U.S. youth-culture focus and TWF’s brand knowledge are being combined to localize a global platform without losing the brand’s identity.

What's next: - The holiday campaign will run through December. - The agencies will use creators, paid social and performance reporting to guide the U.S. push. - Mogu Mogu will continue inviting consumers to share the moments they wish they could skip and how they “chew through” them online.

The bottom line: - Mogu Mogu is turning its chewable texture into the centerpiece of a Gen Z marketing play in the U.S., with TWF and ELMNTL trying to make the brand feel both local and culturally native.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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