Profile: Standing up for McDonald's - Nick Hindle, UK head of corporate affairs, McDonald's
22 Oct 2004 | by Ian Hall
Whether wooing Britons with its organic milk and salads, or promoting its sport sponsorships
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increased their operating profits by 27 per cent to £81m, fuelled by acquisitions and organic growth ...
Whether wooing Britons with its organic milk and salads, or promoting its sport sponsorships
to Iceland's initiative in 2000 to make all its own-label products organic, which proved unsuccessful because ...
customers the chance to swap Sainsbury's milk for organic, free of charge. Greenpeace returned the Sainsbury ... swapped for Greenpeace's organic milk by Sainsbury's customers. 'Greenpeace's campaign was one of many ...
CONSUMER: Organic food firm The Little Big Company has handed Revolver Communications the six-figure account to promote its frozen food lines in the UK. The company enjoys 3m of backing from food giant Heinz, and its products are stocked by Asda, Safeway, Somerfield and Waitrose. ...
by Walker to carve a niche for the company as a major organic retailer. The Iceland PR head role ...
for the company as a major organic retailer. The company is still looking to appoint somebody ...
, as well as embarking on initiatives such as converting own-brand fruit and veg to organic production ...
-hitter from the retailer best known for its frozen foods. Iceland makes Big Switch to Organic Veg ... range organic at no extra cost to the consumer. At the same time, it pledged pounds 1 million ... they eat because of their pay packets - with a hard business edge. The market for organics ...
for organic food, being voted Organic supermarket of the year , by Mail on Sunday readers two years in a ...
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