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the catastrophic consequences of messy food in a new campaign for Ariel detergent....Running in China, the executions use dramatic imagery of food splashing its contents at unsuspecting victims. ...
The campaign plays on the Darwinian notion of 'the survival of the fittest' and centres on the dynamics and food chain within the animal kingdom. Lions, monkeys, crocodiles and parrots are crafted out of strawberries, melon, courgettes, carrots, cucumbers and so on in this colourful, organic representation. A ...
, Nexxus haircare, and Bertolli frozen food. Deodorant brand Sure recently became the global sponsor ...
.' Extra-curricular activities: Chair of the global taskforce for the G20 on food security, and president ... , then what's the purpose of life?' Favourite Unilever brand: Conimex - 'superb Indonesian food ...
within its food division now contain less than one-third saturated fat, while renewably energy now ...
partnership with five other global organisations (Oxfam, PSI, Save the Children, UNICEF and the World Food ...
Bakers, the Nestle owned pet food brand, has created an ad for dogs, which includes a high
Unilever has teamed up with Oxfam, PSI, Save the Children, Unicef and the World Food Programme (WFP...changing world. One where populations are growing, water is becoming increasingly scarce, and where food ...
, the Parioli Italian food range, ChokaBlok ice cream and the Lathams and Nutricat premium pet food ranges ...
's president of global foods, home and personal care, will leave the company after eight years in the post ... personal care, home care and food line-up. The refreshment category will include ice cream and beverages ... executive vice president, skin, will become the president of Unilever's food category, which includes ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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