31 Jan 2006
| by by Jennifer Whitehead
LONDON - Children as young as 11 are being warned about the way food companies use impulse triggers...A new website called Chew on This will show children different strategies used by food companies ...
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The website is part of the Food Commission's campaign to help children fight back against what it describes as the "onslaught" of junk-food marketing, and thus tackle the problem of obesity.
Along with an extensive look ...
31 Jan 2006
| by Media Week
Maiden has held the business for seven years. The contract covers all
outdoor ads for the chain of 315 food and clothing superstores. The trio submitted written bids about two weeks ago, and will now be
called in for face-to-face presentations. Clear Channel holds the
advertising concession for Sainsbury ...
31 Jan 2006
| by Media Week
by placing advertising in
the Guardian Weekend magazine and Observer Food Monthly. The wine sector has seen ...
31 Jan 2006
| by Media Week
Food Monthly
photography competition organised with organic seeds company Seeds of
Change ...
30 Jan 2006
| by by Julia Pearlman
come from or under what conditions it had been made.
Some 59% said they had avoided buying a food ...
than ever how food and clothing products are made. 'Look behind the label' is the first time we ...
30 Jan 2006
| by by Staff
The WPP agency won the business after a pitch against fellow Wrigley's roster agencies OMD and MediaCom.
Reports suggested that the review had been sparked by Wrigley's acquisition of Kraft Foods brands Life Savers, Creme Savers and Altoids.
Last year, OMD's sister creative network, BBDO, won ...
27 Jan 2006
| by by Claire Billings
LONDON - Kraft Foods is talking to agencies about plans to build a global customer relationship
27 Jan 2006
| by Claire Billings
Kraft Foods is talking to agencies about plans to build a global customer relationship marketing
27 Jan 2006
Only in the US can you sue a fast-food company for making you fat, get a free gun when you open a
27 Jan 2006
Marshall, who has worked at Unilever for 25 years, replaces Calum Ross,
who is moving to Brazil to head the company's Latin American food
service operation. In his new role, Marshall will be responsible for
brands including Knorr, Hellmann's, PG Tips, Lipton, Flora and Marmite.
His career at Unilever includes a ...