The Work: New Campaigns - UK
06 Feb 2009
and dairy UK, Kerry Foods Brief: Refresh the brand in the eyes of mums and kids Creative agency: Fallon ...
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and dairy UK, Kerry Foods Brief: Refresh the brand in the eyes of mums and kids Creative agency: Fallon ...
and dairy UK, Kerry Foods Brief: Refresh the brand in the eyes of mums and kids Creative agency: Fallon ...
brand manager, Arla Foods Brief: Communicate that Anchor is the free-range butter brand Creative ...
- health, education, food and water. MORRISONS - MORRISONS' CHRISTMAS CREDITS Project: Morrisons ... Brief: Celebrate the range of Christmas food that Morrisons makes and prepares in-store Creative ...
-president of marketing (Yum Foods): Jennelle Tilling Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty Creative director: Marc Hatfield Art ... : Paddington - Park Client: Unilever Best Foods Brand: Marmite Squeezy Marketing director: Noam Buchalter ...
's succeeded, but if it's trying to attract new customers, it's a big mistake. People aren't stupid - a fast-food pizza chain is still a fast-food pizza chain, and fiddling with the brand by inserting "pasta ...
Founded in 2003, PBJS employs 26 staff and has clients including Microsoft, AT T, Intel, Smart Balance Foods, Sephora and Boys Girls Club of America. PBJS will continue to operate autonomously and will be aligned with Publicis Events Worldwide. Bob Bejan, chief executive of PBJS, said: "With this move, we ...
LONDON - Pedigree, the dog-food, events and pet accessories brand owned by Mars, is reviewing its
of the new Spooks series, which aired on 10 August. COI - DEFRA ILLEGAL FOOD IMPORTS CREDITS Project: Defra illegal food imports Clients: Caroline De Ville, Clare Farman, marketing campaign managers, Defra Brief: Highlight the hazards of personal food imports from outside the European Union Creative ...
Which? accuses food giants of covert tactics to target young teenagers, Anne Cassidy reports....has been stoked up by a report on junk-food ads from the consumer body Which? that has castigated food giants, including Nestle and Coca-Cola, for targeting junk-food ads at the under-16s (or young teens) by using unregulated mobile phone marketing and social networking websites. The report, entitled Food ...