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14 Dec 2005 | by Bill Britt
's Household division following a review last autumn. Waitrose remains REL's main client. This year ...
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Helen Dickinson on retail: Throwaway society, enduring impact
14 Dec 2005
processes that enable many durable household goods and clothing to be produced far more cheaply than only a ... -tipped between July and December 2004. - 99% of an old fridge can be recycled. - The average UK household ... , at 14.5% of all household waste. - The UK recycled 45m Christmas cards last year, saving 15,000 trees ...
Express Dairies offers 600,000-strong list through Holistic
06 Dec 2005 | by by Daniel Farey-Jones
The data is based on Express Dairies' active billings for customers of its milk and groceries service, and selections can be made by gender, district, annual spend and household cluster. The majority of customers are either families or aged over 55 years old. They like convenience and subscribe ...
Adwatch: Marks & Spencer - 'Chocolate pudding'
30 Nov 2005 | by Dave Beverley, Creative director, Leo Burnett
households sat down at the same time to devour the same thing. While Bisto, at number nine on the list ...
Helen Dickinson on retail: Why there's no budget for bodge-it
23 Nov 2005
the power behind the plastic cards in many households. Among the DIY operators, Homebase has probably ...
Incentives: Seasonal spurs
16 Nov 2005 | by Stuart Derrick
appliances in Jewson showrooms. Campaign: Jewson Kitchen Showroom managers are incentivised to sell more ...
Helen Dickinson on retail: India is emerging as real opportunity
16 Nov 2005
of foreign players in India's 75m households which are classed as 'well off' and characterised by purchases ... and 42% are illiterate. - By 2006, it is predicted just 1.7% of households will have an income above ...
Ilva seeks media agency for launch
11 Nov 2005 | by Ian Darby
and Experience Communications for strategy and communications planning. Ilva, the second-largest household ...
Cannes Festival introduces Promo Lions award
10 Nov 2005 | by by Julia Pearlman
in stead of just Lions. There will be two new categories in Film, Print and Outdoor with Household separating into Household Cleaning and Household Other, while the Toiletries Pharmaceuticals category ...
Helen Dickinson on retail: Retailers will pay for the price of oil
09 Nov 2005
The seriousness of the situation was highlighted when both Tesco and Wal-Mart raised the subject in recent trading statements. Tesco admitted that higher fuel costs and the larger household bills resulting from the high price of oil were limiting spending in its stores. It also explained that higher oil ...
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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.
