06 Dec 2005
| by Mark Banham
, Snickers and Galaxy, and its confectionery rival Nestle, which has £65m of media business with MindShare ...
25 Oct 2005
| by Adam Woods
is more cost efficient for an FMCG client: putting the confectionery brand in the middle of Coronation Street or putting it at the gondola end of the supermarket, where 70% of confectionery sales take place ...
29 Sep 2005
| by Kevin May
that saw it become the only chocolate and confectionery brand on the station.
Mark Leggett, business ...
21 Jun 2005
| by MediaWeek
Executive Saatchi Saatchi 1984 Marketing executive Bluebird Confectionery ...
07 Jun 2005
| by MediaWeek
consumption of confectionery in this country
has not changed in 20 years, but everyone is much fatter," he ...
,298,290 Confectionery:
£120,109,475 Snacks: £140,322,731 Chain restaurants: £87,071,975, up 3%
on last year
Gambling ...
29 Mar 2005
| by MediaWeek
For a confectionery brand to stand out from the crowd in a market
that has an abundance of choice can't be easy. To get an advertising
campaign in that sector to do the same is a challenge, to say ...
of the campaign's success,
however, must be sales and Maltesers is now one of the top-selling
confectionery brands ...
08 Mar 2005
| by MediaWeek
of fizzy drink and confectionery giant Cadbury-Schweppes, said: “The threat to the future of advertising ...
01 Feb 2005
| by MediaWeek
for drinks companies like
Diageo and Bacardi. Food and confectionery brands also have much
to think about ...
18 Jan 2005
| by MediaWeek
on the European Storck confectionery account, worth around £14m.
18 Jan 2005
| by MediaWeek
? Over 20 million adults (15+) claim to consume chocolate confectionery (excluding boxed chocolates) at least twice a week. ? These “chocolate lovers” are 53% more likely than the average adult to be aged between 15 and 24. ? They are nearly 15%more likely than the average adult to live in Scotland ...