10 Dec 1999
| by JEMIMAH BAILEY
fashion,
beauty, homes, health travel and food.
We are keen to hear from PROs who represent ...
26 Nov 1999
| by RICHARD EDWARDS
Beef wars, Rip-Off Britain, genetically modified foods, bankrupt
farmers, the death of the high...Beef wars, Rip-Off Britain, genetically modified foods, bankrupt
farmers, the death of the high street, ethical trading - supermarkets
have hardly been out of the headlines this year, and mostly ...
of erstwhile food retailer Iceland,
which he believes is at the top of the class in terms of its PR ...
19 Nov 1999
| by MARY COWLETT
,
Sainsbury s and Safeway - has led to customer confusion and widespread
distrust.
Smaller food ...
, food safety. With a
string of health scares from UK beef to Belgium pork, frozen food
expert, Icelandhas been concentrating on its Foods You Can Trust
initiative.
This encompasses a range ...
19 Nov 1999
| by GIDON FREEMAN
Marks and Spencer has merged its food and general press offices
into one department under food...Marks and Spencer has merged its food and general press offices
into one department under food advertising and PR head Andrew Challier.
Challier reports to Kim Winser, newly appointed clothing, home and foods
marketing head. The corporate press office is still led by Brian
Hudspith, reporting to Clara ...
19 Nov 1999
| by ANDREW HOLT
The staff behind Iceland s Eggs show their true colours campaign
were obviously born to the job.
The media gave generous coverage to the fact that Iceland is the first
UK food retailer to remove colorants from chicken feed. It is now
feeding its birds on a natural diet, producing paler ...
12 Nov 1999
| by DAVID MCCORMACK
-stepping the
price battle and taking a stand on colourings, ethical trading and GM
foods.
...
15 Oct 1999
| by SOPHIE BARKER
of
strategy and developing overseas and non-food outlets.
Sainsbury s head of press Pip Wood confirmed ...
16 Jul 1999
| by SAMANTHA GRAHAM
to rely
on for food, clothing and entertainment....With e-commerce now an everyday reality, The Red Consultancy and
its client Microsoft Network put the medium to the test by locking four
volunteers in a room for 100 hours with nothing but the internet to rely
on for food, clothing and entertainment.
Objectives
The aim was threefold ...
02 Jul 1999
| by SIMON ELLERY
, split into food, commercial and corporate
areas and led by corporate affairs executive Brian Hudspitch ...
25 Jun 1999
| by GABRIELLA SHAW, managing director of Ga
. It will be an interesting campaign,
and should have dramatic consequences on retailing, more so outside
London in non-food ...