All Industry Insight articles – Page 8
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Comment and Opinion
How to protect your reputation in a cyber crisis
Customers will reward brands that can persuade them they are able to safely manage their data, says Ryan McSharry, UK head of crisis at international PR firm Infinite Global
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Profiles and QandAs
My food & drink job: Chloe Graves, marketing co-ordinator, Glebe Farm
’I was relentlessly passionate in the interview – I don’t think I gave my interviewer time to breathe!’
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Promotional Feature
Achieving greater sustainability in coffee
With around 98m cups of coffee consumed in the UK every day, the pressure is on for the category to improve its sustainability credentials – and one clear way forward is through packaging refill and reuse.
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Comment and Opinion
Just Eat targets Brits with passive-aggressive animations
Just for us Brits, the delivery giant has come up with four new ads starring anthropomorphic animals
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Analysis and Features
Hot Crossy Bs and #NoFarmersNoFood: this week in grocery on social media
Unpack the memes and puns of the week on social media across fmcg
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Profiles and QandAs
Surreal’s Jac Chetland on lawnmowers, dogs and Ryan Reynolds
’Ryan Reynolds, if you’re reading this, Surreal needs you’
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Comment and Opinion
SMEs can offer much more than money in charity partnerships
For every business, there is the perfect charitable partnership, says Scott Dixon, MD at The Flava People
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Whitepapers
How 10 food and drink brands are winning attention on TikTok
Discover how 10 food and drink brands have mastered TikTok to capture and hold audience attention. Unlock the secrets to their success in the latest report from The Goat Agency.
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Comment and Opinion
Charlotte Wells helps Quaker deliver emotional punch
What has the Aftersun director done with her porridge ad?
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Analysis and Features
Lyle’s lion and Ricky Gervais in the bath: this week in grocery on social media
Unpack the memes and puns of the week on social media across fmcg
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Profiles and QandAs
Mars Wrigley’s Matt Boulter on Tupac, nosebleeds and legacy
‘Finding a company that mirrors your personal values where you can be yourself is important. I feel very lucky I found Mars!’
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Comment and Opinion
How to master AI marketing for your next lever of growth
According to McKinsey, AI has the potential to create more annual value for retail and consumer packaged goods than any other industry, says Kathy Lee, consumer retail industry manager at Google
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Profiles and QandAs
My food & drink job: Maiya Patel, brand manager, Müller
‘If you enjoy a fast-paced, innovative and collaborative environment then the world of food and drink could be for you’
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Whitepapers
4 great reasons to invest in D2C in 2024
With direct-to-consumer still only accounting for a small proportion of fmcg revenues, what’s the payoff on investing in the sector? Download our latest report with idhl, Shopify and Klavio as they reveal four reasons why D2C is crucial.
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Webinar
How fmcg brands can make the most of AI’s potential
Watch our in-depth discussion about the boom in AI-powered platforms as our panel of experts share their insights and dive into examples from marketing and new product development.
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Comment and Opinion
Cadbury Creme Egg nails return of ‘how do you eat yours?’
So closely linked with Cadbury Creme Egg is the phrase that it operates as a kind of bonus slogan
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Profiles and QandAs
My Alternative CV: Borough Market CEO Jane Swift on food poverty, Grease and Jamie Oliver
‘The one thing I would change in grocery is access to good basic produce for everyone’
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Promotional Feature
Why UK consumers are seeking quality chicken
With British shoppers seeking reassurance on the production transparency and provenance of their food, poultry suppliers are having to satisfy these high expectations. And Poland’s poultry industry believes it has a strong card to play.
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Analysis and Features
Kids’ checkouts and Palestine protests: this week in grocery on social media
Unpack the memes and puns of the week on social media across fmcg
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Analysis and Features
Design challenge: Cheap and easy fixes to tackle theft at self-checkouts
Supermarkets love self-checkouts. And despite the noisy protests of a minority, most customers love them too. But SCOs are far from perfect