Editor's comment: Another way for green claims
30 Jun 2009 | by Lucy Barrett
The Marketing Society's tie-up with The Prince's May Day Network to develop a common language for environmental claims should be met with both applause and trepidation.
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LONDON - Unilever is putting value at the heart of its latest campaign for its deodorant brand Sure for the first time in a bid to stop consumers trading down.
The Marketing Society's tie-up with The Prince's May Day Network to develop a common language for environmental claims should be met with both applause and trepidation.
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