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McDonald's serves up 'one a day' fizzy drink for kids

McDonald's has developed Fruitizz, a fizzy drink aimed at kids that provides one of their five daily portions of fruit and vegetables and offers an alternative to soft drinks such as Coke and Fanta.

McDonald's 'first day' by Leo Burnett

McDonald's UK launched its latest brand TV ad on 4 February during the break for Supernanny US on E4.

Helen Edwards on Branding: No clear line of insight

Marketers should view with some scepticism the 'insights' presented to them by research agencies.

Mr. Sub 'no suprises' by Bos

Three new ads for Canadian food chain Mr. Sub shows people in different situations receiving unexpected shocks.

Conservatives pledge 'no legislation'

The Conservatives would demand tougher voluntary curbs on the advertising of food, alcohol and campaigns aimed at children but would not impose them by legislation if they won the next General Election.

McDonald's 'no fry left behind' by DDB Chicago

The French fry is the focus of this latest work for McDonald's as a horde of miniature people living in the depths of a car enjoy a short-lived hope of gaining sustenance from a fallen chip before a hand swoops down to rescue it.

Tesco, Waitrose, and Aldi offer Valentine's Day meal deals on a budget

to impress their loved one with that Bridget Jones favourite, the mini-break', Ryanair, the no ...

National Family Week seeks sponsor

LONDON - National Family Week, an inaugural event celebrating British family life, hopes to add a title sponsor in addition to a raft of existing tie-ups with blue chip companies.

 

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