Brand Health Check: Minute Maid
04 Oct 2006
Coca-Cola's juice brand has failed to make inroads into the UK market, despite a £5m relaunch. Nicola Clark reports.
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The coffee-shop chain is suffering from an identity crisis exacerbated by shareholder unrest. Gemma Charles reports.
Coca-Cola's juice brand has failed to make inroads into the UK market, despite a £5m relaunch. Nicola Clark reports.
If you have ever been sober and walked into a room full of people who have taken a vast amount of cocaine, you will be familiar with the scenario played out in the new Schweppes (1) commercial.
The lager's performance has been undermined by price promotions and an ill-defined positioning, writes Gemma Charles.
Coca-Cola's new commercial spreads the love around a CGI cityscape, but can it reinvigorate the brand, Noel Bussey asks.
An indistinct identity and lack of investment have left the Australian brand lagging behind its rivals, writes Melanie Godsell.
The requirement to publish product information on packs is presenting designers with new challenges, writes Pamela Buxton.
Building on its position as the official beer of the FA Premier League, Budweiser has kept up its tongue-in-cheek approach regarding US ignorance of football (soccer) as part of its build-up to the World Cup.
The 105-year-old soft drink may still be loved by the Scots, but an unhealthy image is eroding its sales. Nicola Clark reports.
A fickle core target audience and strong competition have precipitated this RTD's fall from favour, writes Samuel Solley.