The images in the campaign feature dental floss stretching toward bits of food in the shape of an object that could also be used (less effectively) to remove beef, chicken, or broccoli from teeth. ...
In addition to drawing in shoppers, the campaign is also introducing a new partnership between Waitrose and Delia Smith and Heston Blumenthal. Selected MyWaitrose members will even receive a food hamper mailing which includes the ingredients needed to make Delia's rhubarb and ginger brulee. ...
The print executions resemble bright, colourful wallpaper designs which feature repeating patterns of food types, which correspond with the condiment shown in the ad. ...
The 3million salt awareness campaign, which has angered a number of food manufacturers, aims to reduce the publics daily consumption of salt to 6g by next year. ...
But this time, users can create a YooNot, the evil alter-ego of YooBot, that encourages them to eat junk food and be lazy. Create your own Yoobot at a dedicated website from the 28th September. ...
to promote the new John Lewis food hall at Bluewater shopping centre.
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 aims to communicate that during a period when other things can get in the way of normal routines and food shopping trips, WaitroseDeliver is on hand to help. ...
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 ...
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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