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Battle for Thorntons UK PR account nears finalé

18 Jun 2004 | by Donna Werbner

Confectionery retailer and producer Thorntons has put its UK B2B and consumer PR and events account

Product Launches: Catch the Public's Eye

14 May 2004

opted for some David Beckham lookalikes to promote the confectionery range. Elsewhere, tourist group ...

CSR: War on Obesity

16 Apr 2004

CSR initiatives in the soft drink and confectionery industry are focusing on sport to redress the...around £40m last year from the fast food, confectionery and soft drinks sector, the third largest ...

Nestlé Rowntree brings in Freud for new brands

16 Apr 2004 | by Ian Hall

The confectionery giant confirmed that it has appointed Freud ahead of other rostered agencies ...

Asda selects WS and GPlus for public affairs

02 Apr 2004 | by Ravi Chandiramani

confectionery compounds the obesity problem among children. On the regeneration front, it is eager to stress ...

News Analysis: Camelot embarks on a PR mission

26 Mar 2004

Comic Relief's success with chocolate brands: 'Britain rules the world in confectionery, and they are ...

Opinion: Food firms face tough obesity challenge

19 Mar 2004 | by Kate Nicholas, kate.nicholas@haynet.com

food, soft drink or confectionery manufacturer.

Campaign: Lindt collection stands out from choc rivals - Consumer PR

12 Mar 2004 | by Mary Cowlett

, Chocolate and Confectionery International editor Nicola Becker says: 'Lindor is one of the few chocolate ...

Cadbury Schweppes in travel trade media drive

20 Feb 2004 | by Richard Cann

Cadbury’s is the world’s largest confectionery firm but has lagged behind in airport terminals ...

Branding: Retro revival

13 Feb 2004 | by Helen Gregory

brand wouldn't work - with the exception of new technology such as computers - and tips confectionery as ...

 

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