-confessed chocoholic, Mercer is a high-flyer at the confectionery-store chain, where he is head of retail marketing ... 's global chocolate portfolio carries plenty of responsibility. Before joining the confectionery ...
The confectionery company has yet to confirm the date of the brand's debut, but it is believed that it will be in the first half of 2007. The launch will be supported by a heavyweight promotional drive taking in a ... gum is the fastest-growing confectionery category globally. It is worth more than £400m in the UK ...
The confectionery company wants to terminate its £10m-a-year sponsor-ship just 10 months into a two-year contract. However, it will be able to do so only if ITV can secure a suitable replacement. The broadcaster is aiming to develop cross-platform opportunities, such as mobile, interactive and online activity ...
to working with small, fast-growing brands. Green Black's remains the UK's fastest-growing confectionery ...
's is the UK's fastest-growing confectionery brand (Nielsen MAT Data over 52 weeks to July 15 2006 -- value +54 ...
with CSR Refined Sugars and Mars Confectionery Australia. At Kimberly-Clark, Palmer will report ...
The Woolworths Big Red Book will feature more than 6,000 products such as: toys; home, electrical and outdoor goods; confectionery; entertainment; and Christmas decorations. It also includes a range of jewellery and watches. A TV campaign, created by Bartle Bogle Hegarty, will support the launch next month ...
The confectionery giant will be launching two new drinks -- Galaxy Thick Shake and Mars Thick Shake. The drinks are to be less than 4% fat and are designed to appeal to growing consumer concerns about healthy eating, which has weighed heavily on the confectionery market. Masterfoods previously ...
' for its confectionery range....brand for its confectionery. Asda, which has Wayne Rooney's wife-to-be Coleen McLoughlin as the face ...
, then there will be an impact. Brands will suffer. Anything small, such as confectionery or small cheeses, have the most to lose ...
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