Robinson's Fruit Shoot ad banned by ASA
05 Aug 2009 | by Becky Wilkerson
LONDON - A magazine ad for Robinson's Fruit Shoots has been banned after the Advertising Standards Authority deemed it misleading
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02 Dec 2009 | by Jane Bainbridge
57 9 9 Buxton (Nestle) 42 7 35 6 34 6 24 Robinsons Fruit Shoot H2O (Britvic ...
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's marketing director continued to drive ahead with NPD. On the back of the success of its Robinsons Fruit ...
Britvic launches Fruit Shoot website for kids
02 Apr 2009 | by Joe Thomas
LONDON - Britvic has launched a website to support the Robinsons Fruit Shoot brand.
Britvic assigns BBH and CHI media planning duties
20 Mar 2009 | by Joe Thomas
BBH will remain as the lead creative on the Robinsons, Fruit Shoot, Tango and J20 accounts, but it ...
Britvic sets up separate Pepsi team in marketing department restructure
05 Jan 2009 | by Joe Thomas
The Britvic team will be responsible for driving Robinsons, Fruit Shoot, Tango, J20, Drench and ...
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