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The UK s second largest drug manufacturer is understood to have called in Tonic Life and Red Door Communications for its first UK list, following a seven-month procurement process. However, industry insiders ... of AstraZeneca s UK marketing operation is unclear. The whole exercise could be redundant. AstraZeneca would ...
communicate the contribution the industry makes to the UK economy, as well as its role in creating life ... such as AstraZeneca the UK s second-biggest drug maker which announced a worldwide jobs cut of 7,300 last week ... . The ABPI also wants to emphasise the innovative nature of its members work and to strengthen the UK ...
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline is to launch a review of its multimillion-pound UK PR roster
-aventis and Janssen-Cilag are also bolstering their teams. Pfizer is on the hunt for a new UK head of government ... recently strengthened its UK public affairs team by hiring Royal Bank of Scotland lobbyist Dan Evans ... head of government affairs and comms. Another pharma firm, Novartis UK, handed a major public affairs ...
Coca-Cola is looking to combat negative press about the value of recycling in the UK by handing out
stores opening in the UK. ...
and traders in the UK, decided to commission a campaign based around a real-life diet trial. Mustard ... , and the volunteers produced vodcast 'diet diaries', which are now available on the Mushroom Bureau website, www.mushroom-uk ... -up stories appeared in India, the US and Australia. In the UK there have been 31 pieces of coverage so far ...
Pharma firm Meda UK is aiming to counter negative perceptions of hormone replacement therapy
Pharma firm Lilly is holding a pitch for its UK public affairs account....The firm's entire public affairs activity is up for grabs and pitches have been taking place this week. A decision is expected in the New Year. Lilly currently uses FD for some public affairs work but the new brief is said to be much wider and FD is believed to have been invited to repitch. UK government ...
All eyes were on the UK's Food Standards Agency this week as news emerged of the Irish pork scare.
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