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19 Apr 2012 | by Hannah Crown
viewed sectors were consumer products, food manufacturing and beverage companies, with Rolls ...
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17 Feb 2012
care about the food they are serving and will give you the best tips. What's the damage? Lunch ...
Andersen gets tarnished as Raleigh gets on its bike and leaves the UK
15 Mar 2002
success. Research showed that 'Food Dudes', a programme created by psychologists that sees characters gain ...
Ovaltine and Branston Pickle up for sale as brands feel the heat of the press
08 Feb 2002
It was a good week to be shopping for a new brand, as several of the UK's best-known consumer names were put on the market. A mere 400m or so could buy you Ovaltine, and a host of other health food and drink brands, as Novartis said it was disposing of the 98-year-old malt drink ...
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Bessie's products taste like home-cooked food, Euro RSCG London has created a TV spot that evokes ...
MEDIA: Poulter in drive to extend client base in the north
10 Oct 1996
director, Mandy Sheldrake, will head the new group, which will include clients such as McCain Foods, Fox ...
100 Marketing Moments: The 20th century saw the birth of modern marketing, Jane Bainbridge charts some historic landmarks through the decades
02 Dec 1999 | by JANE BAINBRIDGE
1972. 1953 - Food rationing comes to an end in the UK, opening the way for food ...
PUBLIC RELATIONS: Redirecting the high-tech message - New technology is a burgeoning area for PR, and agencies face the challenge of ensuring consumers are not blinded by science. Stephanie France reports
04 Mar 1999 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
Week in the IPC Magazines canteen. Food with a space theme was served up and interactive units ...
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