Lurpak and Observer Food Monthly magazine in year-long deal
20 Jan 2012 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
The Observer Food Monthly magazine has agreed a year-long media partnership with Arla butter brand
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Lurpak, the Arla-owned butter brand, has partnered with Last.Fm to create the Foodbeats tool, which
The Observer Food Monthly magazine has agreed a year-long media partnership with Arla butter brand
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