17 Mar 2000
| by JULIETTE GARSIDE
with staff in Latin America, Asia and Europe, and handled internal
and executive communications for Mobil...with staff in Latin America, Asia and Europe, and handled internal
and executive communications for Mobil ...
06 Nov 1998
| by IAN DARBY
reasons
earlier this year. These include Underwood potted meat, B s key markets include Europe, Latin America,
and the Far East. In addition to its key food brands, it is a supplier
of refrigerated dough ...
15 Jan 1998
| by MICHELLE FOSTER
MEXICO CITY: Clothing giant Levi Strauss has enlisted
Burson-Marsteller to help it fight piracy in Mexico through a consumer
campaign.
Typically, the fight against piracy in Latin America revolves around
public affairs, lobbying governments to adopt and enforce harsher
penalties ...
03 Sep 1999
| by SOPHIE BARKER
the media,
analysts and investors in Europe, the US, Asia and Latin America. It won
the work last week ...
creates a group with expected worldwide
sales of pounds 36 billion spanning Asia, Latin America ...
21 Feb 2003
| by SANGEETA MULCHAND
of Thailand's growing coffee market.
Starbucks now has more than 6,000 retail locations in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and the Pacific Rim.
...
27 Nov 1998
| by SOPHIE BARKER
, Italy and Latin America as part of LTB s efforts to attract
tourists to the capital.
Activity ...
10 Jan 2003
| by PAUL HOLMES, editor of www.holmes report.com
The food industry should act now to stay one step ahead of the obesity debate if it is to avoid a PR disaster, writes US commentator Paul Holmes.
12 Apr 2002
| by PAUL HOLMES, editor of www.holmesreport.com
the PR industry. The Public
Relations Society of America, for example, has made no official
statement ...
24 Jan 2003
| by PAUL HOLMES, editor of www.holmesreport.com
Nestle's embarrassing U-turn over its Ethiopian debt repayment demands provide valuable PR lessons for rival multinationals, writes US commentator Paul Holmes
11 Oct 2002
| by PAUL HOLMES, editor of www.holmesreport.com
GM food producers should use PR to better communicate with the public and not seek to control the flow of information reaching consumers, writes US commentator Paul Holmes