Dorlands uses fruit approach in Rennie Rap-eze press work
29 Aug 1997 | by EMMA HALL
Bates Dorland is to advertise Rennie Rap-eze, Roche Consumer Health s indigestion remedy, in the press for the first time, emphasising the brand s fruity flavour.
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PepsiCo has asked three agencies to pitch for its international 7-Up and flavoured beverages account. Presentations will be made at the company s head office by BBDO - which already handles Mountain Dew in Europe through Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO - the San Francisco-based Goodby Silverstein, and J. Walter...
Bates Dorland is to advertise Rennie Rap-eze, Roche Consumer Health s indigestion remedy, in the press for the first time, emphasising the brand s fruity flavour.
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