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Carlsberg is to back its sponsorship of the Football Association with limited-edition packaging ahead of next year's FA Cup.
Tesco has redesigned its own-brand mulled wine. The work, through design agency P&W, is intended to move the product's positioning away from being associated solely with Christmas to extend its longevity as a premium winter wine.
McCain Foods is to launch its first customer loyalty scheme and has hired Carlson Marketing to handle the work.
Spam is aiming to broaden its popularity with a sampling campaign handled by i2i Face to Face Marketing. It will offer shoppers recipe leaflets, free samples and money-off coupons.
The Retail Alcohol Standards Group (RASG), whose members include supermarket giants Tesco and Asda, is to roll out signage across its members' stores in an effort to stop underage customers buying alcohol.
Marks & Spencer has launched hot-food takeaways in three of its London stores. The Hot Food to Go line will be available in Moorgate, Kensington and Hammersmith. Products on offer include coffee, tea, soup and noodles.
The chocolate biscuit bar has introduced variants, but is still struggling to survive in a competitive market, writes Ed Kemp.
A small, tight structure means this team has the flexibility to give everyone a say in product development.
A few years ago, Weetabix used the outdoor medium regularly. I don't remember seeing much from the brand since, so it's good to see it back.
Added seeds and grains are helping drive savoury biscuits' growth as a snack option. Jane Bainbridge reports.
