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Big brands fail to disclose carbon-emission data

LONDON - Google, Burger King and The AA are among 250 big name brands that fail to disclose carbon-emissions performance data.

ASA documents dramatic drop in complaints about green claims in advertising

LONDON -The number of environ­mentally-themed ads attracting complaints has plummeted this year by 40%, as the marketing industry has stepped up its efforts to avoid being accused of 'greenwashing'.

Marks & Spencer shares five lessons from its sustainability journey

LONDON - Marketers will have to adapt to new challenges posed by the sustainability agenda over the next decade as the issue grows in importance.

Coca-Cola shortlists agencies for corporate social responsibility task

LONDON - Coca-Cola Enterprises (CCE) has shortlisted three agencies for an ad task highlighting its efforts in corporate social responsibility.

Sky and WWF enlist Lily Cole to promote Rainforest Rescue scheme

LONDON - Sky has launched its Rainforest Rescue campaign with the help of supermodel Lily Cole.

PepsiCo explains how it measured the carbon footprint of Walkers Crisps

LONDON - In a Q&A with Marketing, Martyn Seal, PepsiCo Europe Sustainability Director, explains how it measured the carbon footprint of Walkers Crisps.

Brands and their footprints: carbon-labelling schemes begin to enter the mainstream

LONDON - With the multitude of environmental pledges, certification schemes and labelling initiatives confusing the issue, it is understandable that, for many brands, public declaration of carbon emissions has not been a business priority.

May Day Alliance starts to draft environmental advertising code

LONDON - The Marketing Society May Day Alliance, a partnership between The Marketing Society and Prince Charles' May Day Trust, held its inaugural meeting last week.

Boots and Lush among first UK beauty brands to launch Fairtrade-certified products

LONDON - The Fairtrade Certification has announced that 57 beauty products have gained certification, from companies including Boots, Lush and Neal's and Yard.

Doing good: Is your brand a force for good?

LONDON - Brands must move just sponsoring charities to being a force for good, argues Matthew Patten, chief executive of charity The Lord's Taverners.


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