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Hunter seeks a hangover cure for beer industry

The market has suffered bad press, a lack of innovation and increased competition, but the greatest challenge facing Mark Hunter, the Molson Coors UK chief executive and ISBA president, is convincing women to drink beer.

The best brands of 2010: choose your winner

As expected, The Marketing Society Brand of the Year 2010 award in association with Marketing and ITV is being hotly contested. The marked achievements of those brands in the running are outlined below.

Sector Insight: Seasonal and boxed chocolates

Chocolate brands are tapping into a wider range of events and novelty products as they seek to arrest a fall in sales in real terms.

Profile: Riding the waves

Andy Wood, chief executive of Adnams, is pursuing a green agenda in tandem with his drive for expansion. Interview by Gemma Charles.

Radio: Using beyond the spot to mobilise listeners and drive behavioural change

CASE STUDY - In January 2009 the Department of Health launched Change4Life with the aim of reducing obesity.

Wines face test of strength

Producers seem determined to carve out a niche for lower-alcohol brands.

Profile: Taking Tetley global

Nigel Holland, regional president, UK & Africa, at Tata Global Beverages, is determined to cement Tetley tea's lead.

Relentless Energy Drink to sponsor Freeze Festival

Relentless Energy Drink is to become the headline sponsor of London's winter sports and music event, Freeze Festival, for the next two years.

Sector Insight: Sour side to growth

Although volume sales in the sector are expected to continue their steady rise, inflation will take its toll on value.

'Rotten made the hairs on my neck stand up'

Dairy Crest's marketing director, Paul Fraser, explains why fortune favours the brave advertiser when times are tough. And it's a theory proven by Country Life's rise in sales following the controversial John Lydon-fronted campaign.

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