Yoplait revamps Frubes yoghurts to increase on-shelf presene
27 Apr 2005 | by by Staff
LONDON - Yoplait Dairy Crest is to relaunch its Frubes yoghurt brand to broaden its appeal and increase product stand-out in stores.
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The fortunes of household-name multiple retailers have fluctuated recently, but this shouldn't blind marketers to the remarkably consistent success of that long-standing retailing phenomenon we call 'own-brand' or 'private label'.
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