Campaigns: Public sector - WRAP tells public to end food waste
05 Dec 2008 | by Alex Black
role in ensuring that we continue to love food and hate waste. So the credit crunch does have an upside. ...
credentials is nothing new, but to its credit, Mustard hasn't relied on anecdotal evidence, questionable ...
role in ensuring that we continue to love food and hate waste. So the credit crunch does have an upside. ...
emphasised Avon's good performance during the credit crisis. Materials included one-to-one briefings ...
A spokesman for Fortune declined to comment. But sources familiar with the situation said Fortune had discussed work on the offer with UK agencies. Fortune has already appointed Credit Suisse First Boston as its financial adviser on the situation, but it is unclear whether it will hire a PR ...
There are two triumphs in this campaign: attitude and application. First, attitude. The real star is the photography, but the agency should take no less credit as a result. Good PR doesn't need too many ingredients and, if the client hires a photographer of Rankin's stature, you should be smart ...
, Star, AXM and 69. Coverage included product pictures, credits and enquiry numbers. High points included ...
, Unilever is widely perceived as a good corporate citizen, a fact credited to not just the corporate ...
of the investigations, the financial press speculated that the meltdown could even undermine the credit ...
become part of Kaizo - claims PR credits ranging from 'killing off' the OXO family to promoting Hello ... for Mattel's Barbie, for which a Salford street was painted day-glo pink. The subsequent battle for credit ...
Egberts brand. Cleveland is credited with overseeing the 'make it a real good time' marketing campaign ...
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