Brand Health Check: Birds Eye potato range
07 Dec 2005
Despite a £60m overhaul of its range, Birds Eye's products are struggling to shed an unhealthy image. Nicola Clark reports.
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The chocolate biscuit bar has introduced variants, but is still struggling to survive in a competitive market, writes Ed Kemp.
Despite a £60m overhaul of its range, Birds Eye's products are struggling to shed an unhealthy image. Nicola Clark reports.
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