04 Jul 2006
| by by Drew Barrand
LONDON - Carlsberg is poised to take up the new headline sponsorship package for the England...Negotiations over the four-year deal are close to completion, with the contract estimated to be worth more than £32m.
Carlsberg will join utilities brand E.ON, which is backing the FA Cup ...
. The existing FA packages expire at the end of the World Cup.
Carlsberg is likely to be joined by McDonald ...
14 Jun 2006
| by by Drew Barrand
The crisps brand joins Betfred and Npower in signing a four-year official supplier contract estimated to be worth about £2m.
Wembley is seeking 10 official suppliers, to sit beneath four founding partner sponsors; Carlsberg, Microsoft and Umbro fill three slots. The cost of the founding partner ...
09 May 2006
| by by Drew Barrand
The English FA has netted more sponsorship income than any other national governing body at this year's World Cup, with annual revenue from such deals totalling more than £49m.
Lucrative contracts with brands such as Nationwide, McDonald's, Pepsi, Carlsberg and Umbro put the FA more than £22m a year ahead ...
15 Mar 2006
| by by Staff
The design overhaul is the most significant for the Inbev-owned Australian lager since InBev took over its sales and distribution in 2003 from Carlsberg-Tetley.
The initiative mirrors a similar innovation by rival Heineken in 2004. The 375ml "tinnie", the standard lager can format in Australia ...
25 Jan 2006
| by by Samuel Solley
and Carlsberg-Tetley.
The ales and stouts sector has struggled since 1999.
By the end of 2004, volume ...
10 Jan 2006
| by by Drew Barrand
existing partners, which include Pepsi, Carlsberg and McDonald's.
The overhauled contracts will begin ...