Yeo Valley eyes lunchbox market
20 Dec 2006
Dairy firm Yeo Valley Organic is launching an organic, handheld yoghurt stick aimed at the children's lunchbox market.
Weight Watchers is to launch its biggest campaign to date, including an unbranded teaser element, to coincide with the post-Christmas dieting frenzy.
Dairy firm Yeo Valley Organic is launching an organic, handheld yoghurt stick aimed at the children's lunchbox market.
Cider brand Magners, which is currently sold only in pint bottles and is intended to be served over ice, is poised to move into the draught market.
BP is plotting the launch of a forecourt and in-store TV network for its BP Connect sites and has signed up Coca-Cola, Walkers and Cadbury to advertise on the screens.
The prospect of marketers being sent to prison for targeting children has been averted after the government decided not to impose criminal sanctions on advertisers who use 'pester power'.
The Carbon Trust, which advises UK businesses on how to cut carbon emissions, has drawn up a digital agency roster following a statutory review of its arrangements.
Wall's Cornetto is to redesign its packaging through Vibrandt in the first quarter of next year.
Channel 4 is kick-starting a strategy to tap into the popularity of social-network websites including MySpace, YouTube and Google Video to promote its TV shows.
Visa Europe has appointed Mariano Dima, vice-president of marketing at Levi Strauss Europe, as executive vice-president for marketing and products.
Single-malt whisky brand Glenfiddich has hired direct marketing specialist Claydon Heeley and media agency OMD to tailor its global campaigns to a UK audience.