Briefs
18 Nov 1999 | by ANNE-MARIE CRAWFORD
will extend the hero concept to confectionery, crisps and snacks, frozen food, soft drinks and biscuits ...
: War breaks out among the confectionery giants over caramel goodies - Cadbury is revealed ...
will extend the hero concept to confectionery, crisps and snacks, frozen food, soft drinks and biscuits ...
was an answer. The conclusion: margins are too small to justify home calling on confectionery products ... - Duncan Hay, general sales manager, Mars Confectionery - Ian Millner, new business director, IMP ...
. Nevertheless, it s clear that packaged goods still dominate. Food and confectionery, soft drinks ...
last weekend. Mars Confectionery is extending its pounds 2m ad campaign for its Lockets brands ...
on every train station concourse, snacks, drinks and confectionery promotions allow consumers to make ...
the children s confectionery category....Cadbury next week introduces a new chocolate brand to the UK market in an attempt to expand the children s confectionery category. Yowie is a range of animal-shaped chocolates that contain toys. It has been a massive success in Australia. It will be called Cadbury Land Yowie in the UK ...
Snickers is launching its first UK response campaign with a promotion aimed at pub-going football fans. The campaign, through IMP London, rolls out this month. The Mars Confectionery brand is distributing 2.1 million beers mats and 2000 pub washroom posters with direct response phone ...
for the confectionery company, Callard s stint, in the mid-80s, encompassed brands such as Flake and Hartley s Jam ...
BT is thought to have drawn up two shortlists to divide what is the biggest chunk of ad business in the UK, the pounds 60m-plus account currently held by Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. The shortlist for its consumer account is AMV, M non-confectionery brands including Pedigree, Dolmio and Uncle Ben s ...
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