Coffee maker in Save the Children fair-trade deal
14 Mar 2007
shops. Tesco, Waitrose and Asda are all now stocking the product. The priority for Complete Media Group ...
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WPP: don't ditch green branding
06 Jun 2008 | by Kate Magee
, appears to be getting more recognition from consumers. Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Tesco, Sainsbury ...
August.One lands One Water remit
14 Feb 2007 | by Alex Black and Sarah Robertson
August.One Communications will aim to raise awareness of One s ethical credentials among consumers. The not-for-profit brand was launched at Live 8 in July 2005, and has secured distribution channels in Waitrose, Morrisons and Total UK petrol stations. Duncan Goose, director of parent company Global Ethics ...
Bottled water firm Belu in eco-friendly plastic drive
25 May 2006 | by Alex Black
The one-year-old organisation is keen to seize on surging consumer concern about ethical and environmental issues. Redhead PR has been briefed to generate awareness of the advantages of the compostable plastic bottle, which will initially be sold in Waitrose supermarkets. The bottle launched this Monday ...
The giving business
11 May 2006 | by Suzy Bashford
's richest charity - persuaded Waitrose to support its 'eat more fruit' campaign. But while smaller ...
News Analysis: How did the food giants cope?
04 Mar 2005
February). Waitrose (82 articles), Morrisons (77), Asda (74), Tesco (62) and Somerfield (50) also featured ... . Waitrose media and comms manager Gill Smith says: 'Branches were sent information by email to allow them ...
Campaign: Web portal brings fatty sarnies into the open - Consumer
05 Nov 2004 | by Mary Cowlett
as sold by Asda, Boots, Greggs, Marks Spencer, Pret a Manger, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Waitrose. On 4 ...
Judge and Jury: Why spilling the milk ’scare’ to the press could all end in tears - Tesco and Sainsbury’s captured the high ground with a speedy response to the latest food scare, says Graham Paskett, managing director of Paskett P
21 Aug 1998 | by GRAHAM PASKETT
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NEWS: STOP PRESS
01 Dec 1995
Relations. The warehousing and distribution firm, which lists Waitrose among its clients, has budgeted ...
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