PURA and Saints extend partnership

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AUSTRALIA _ CU – PURA milk has been solid partner to the AFWL in all their previous seasons. Now they have come up with a new agreement where both parties will benefit better from the agreement that has been made. The new deal will see Pura feature on both home and away Guernseys for second consecutive AFLW season.

“We are so proud to extend our partnership with Pura into 2022,” Saints Executive General Manager of Commercial Chris Larkins said. 

“Pura is an iconic Australian owned brand which is made right here in Melbourne’s south, and with our fixture set to feature two, potentially three local grounds in that area, the partnership really is the perfect fit. We’re looking forward to spending our summer powered by Pura.”

Bega Dairy and Drinks Marketing Director, Sharon Winton echoed the Saints’ enthusiasm. 

“We are delighted to continue our support of St Kilda Football Club, especially as their upcoming season takes place right in our backyard in the south of Melbourne,” Sharon said

“Our partnership is a natural alignment of our shared values based on positive nutrition, teamwork, and most importantly our community. This summer you’ll see our “This Is Our Milk” campaign come to life which showcases the impact of Pura within the wider community.”

From supporting sporting teams to working with our café customers to get back on their feet after a tough few years of trade, this campaign highlights the impact we provide when people choose Pura.

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