All Marketing articles – Page 258
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ArticleUnited honours Joseph Procacci
Chairman and CEO of Procacci Bros Sales Corp to be handed United Fresh Lifetime Achievement Award
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ArticleTomato advert angers Italians
Producers in south of country up in arms over Pomì advertisement which they say damages their reputation
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ArticleCatering giant signs school contract
Specialist education caterers Alliance in Partnership, supplied by Langridge and Total Produce, receives new deal
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ArticleFalsely labelled lettuce withdrawn
Lettuce labelled ‘Produce of Spain’ but displaying Union Jack flag and Red Tractor logo withdrawn by The Co-op
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ArticleNunhems' new leeks prove popular
Dutch firm exhibits latest varieties at National Dutch Leek Day, including one developed for UK pre-pack market
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ArticleIceberg tops lettuce survey
A survey on salad-buying habits finds "clear desire" among consumers for small-leaved lettuce
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ArticleTesco unveils Thai fresh produce brand
Group extends Tesco Lotus fruit and vegetable range to 600 items under Eat Fresh brand, to be rolled out over next two years
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ArticleZespri responds to IKGA claims
Kiwifruit marketer issues statement via spokesperson rejecting claims made by the Independent Kiwifruit Growers Association
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ArticleNatures Way axes Lasting Leaf brand
Production of branded bagged salad dropped as manufacturer says it does not fit 'strategic direction'
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ArticleNew exotic fruit 'exclusive' to Asda
New yellow variety of passion fruit arrived at Asda this week as part of scheme to help Kenyan growers supply to UK
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ArticleRetailers begin Christmas campaigns
Discounters aim to boost 2012’s winning share of Xmas market while big four go for loyalty and strengthen ranges
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ArticleAeon Hong Kong launches virtual stores
Stores at railway stations aim to provide local commuters with the opportunity to shop on-the-go
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ArticleColes forms online partnership
Retailer demonstrates innovative marketing strategy as it teams up with popular recipe website taste.com.au
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ArticleWashington hosts Russian buyers
Produce buyers from five leading retailers visited the region to look at more direct sourcing options
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ArticleUS trade signs Sesame Street deal
Growers, suppliers and retailers allowed to use programme's brand and characters for free when promoting fresh produce
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ArticleCosta Group looks to Asia
As its Australian production exceeds domestic demand, the company has ambitions of doubling its export revenue
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ArticleSainsbury's and Tesco fight escalates
Retail giants square up as row over ethics and saving customers the most money goes to judicial review
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ArticleMetro opts for new store format
The German wholesaler is set to unveil smaller stores targeting specific consumer needs in the Indian market
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ArticleBid to double Middle East exports
Food and horticulture promotional body wants Irish exports to Middle East to top €500 million
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ArticleHealth message hits the street
Michelle Obama will make an announcement his week on marketing healthier food to children, and will be joined by Sesame Street characters