November 2009
- Morrison’s look to suppliers for support
- Survey shows that consumer confidence reaches an 18 month high
- Kids clothing emerges as the UK’s most resilient sector
- EDF close to completing $4.5bn deal in US
- BP and Petra expand solar partnership
- Criticism for EU over climate change proposals
- Carbonated Soft Drinks on Recovery Path
- Strange Red Bull bid at Wetherspoon
- Morrisons wins Bronze: IPA Effectiveness Awards 2008
- Marks & Spencer to push for Christmas party profits
- Makro claims to be on recovery path food sales increase by 4.1%
- Sugar Puffs enters cereal bars sector
- Roast dinner and sponge pudding voted school children’s favourite meal
- Glasgow opening of Waitrose Store
- Wall’s sausages in food labelling campaign focus
- Tesco Milk Leads Sector with Carbon Footprint Display
- Recession a Boon for Bargain Foods
- Packaging Controversy in Supermarkets
- Chancellor Requested to Support Food Manufacturing in 2009 Budget
- Pfizer Ad Alerts of Dangers of Illegal Medicines
- Unilever Ceases Production of Persil Line
- Pampers, Not Kellogg’s Now the Top Brand in Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons
- John Smith’s Racehorse Campaign
- Lipstick Theory Fails to Hold True
- Vin de Pays de scouse?
- M&S Gears Up for Waitrose war
