Shell admits failings of garage food in tongue-in-cheek campaign
13 Mar 2013 | by Matthew Chapman
Shell is acknowledging the poor reputation of garage food with a tongue-in-cheek campaign that promotes Deli2Go, its forecourt food range.
Vodafone is to end its sponsorship of the McLaren Formula 1 team at the end of this season and develop its own marketing platform, after conducting a review of its sponsorship strategy.
Shell is acknowledging the poor reputation of garage food with a tongue-in-cheek campaign that promotes Deli2Go, its forecourt food range.
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