Lowes creates Smirnoff Black poster blitz
05 Dec 1997 | by HARRIET GREEN
Lowe Howard-Spink launches a pre-Christmas international press campaign this week for the premium vodka brand, Smirnoff Black.
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Ferrero, the Italian chocolate company, has called off its search for an agency following a discussion between Michele Ferrero, its president and owner, and Unilever about a possible takeover. The confectionery giant, whose pan-European account is worth pounds 200 million, owns brands including Ferrero...
Lowe Howard-Spink launches a pre-Christmas international press campaign this week for the premium vodka brand, Smirnoff Black.
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Ferrero, the Italian chocolate company, has called off its search for an agency to handle its pounds 200m pan-European advertising account, as its president and owner Michele Ferrero considers selling the company to Unilever.
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Bacardi has launched an ad blitz on the London Underground in a bid to target young people in the run-up to Christmas.
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