Public Sector: Irish food body plans UK comms offensive
21 Nov 2008 | by Matt Cartmell
Irish food and drink organisation Bord Bia has called in agency help to bring the taste of Irish food to more tables worldwide.
Costa Coffee has appointed Paratus Communications to help differentiate its brand from high street rivals such as Starbucks and Caffe Nero.
Irish food and drink organisation Bord Bia has called in agency help to bring the taste of Irish food to more tables worldwide.
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