Campaign Annual 2007: Top 10 things to forget
14 Dec 2007
1. The ban on junk-food advertising
LONDON - Arla Foods' Lactofree dairy drink is to appear in TV ads for the first time...throughout 2008 focusing on the key health and lifestyle seasons. David Cherrie, brand manager of Arla Foods ...
Collins, whose office is practically next door), you know you're in for a real treat. The food (from a ... up a steady, if not younger, crowd. The food is especially good and defies convention by including meals such as fried chicken and pizza - only prepared really well. Once described as posh fast food. 6 ...
was there serious competition from other brands and private labels, but consumers' food habits were changing. While ... . Importantly, the effects of the Jamie Oliver-inspired wave of concern about food nutrition meant it was critical to emphasise the brand's real food credentials. Yet Douglas was also keen to avoid being too ...
STREET' This was an intelligent, and mouthwatering, way to highlight not only where John Lewis' food court is located, but also the types of food that are available to purchase there. Thanks ...
But surely they're missing the point? Shouldn't Ofcom ban the advertising of pet food? This would stop their owners buying too much food for them, eliminate pooch pester power, and thus solve ... survival needs you have are physiological: food, water, and sleep. The moment you drink tea rather than ...
for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs as highlights on his reel, it was always going to be a good year ...
climbdown to political pressure by imposing Draconian rules on food advertising to children. The fact ... for more, whether it be food, alcohol, or who knows what." It became clear that research would play a ...
it anymore." 5. TALK TO FRANK 'FAST FOOD' Some sparky dialogue and timely hesitancy, coupled ...
number of accounts. Highlights included American Airlines, Premier Foods and the Heinz brief, which swept ...
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