McDonald’s recent marketing campaign offered a special meal with K-pop band BTS branding on the packaging. Amongst other metrics, the success of the campaign was measured by the number of user images, with many people sharing photos of their BTS meals. An analysis of such images revealed fascinating stories of how the BTS packaging was […]
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Earlier this year, Amazon Fresh opened 6 physical stores across London with ambitions to become a scaled national grocery retailer. The proposition is a convenience format with ‘Just Walk Out’ technology, aiming to meet customers ‘top-up, food-for-now, and food-for-later’ shopping missions With a broad set of competitors across food-to-go and grocery retailers, Amazon Fresh needs
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Banza is a US food start-up, which uses chickpea as the primary ingredient for its pasta and rice products. When it first launched in 2014, its packaging came in a creamy white box with red-to-yellow gradient brushstrokes. Seeking a better way to distinguish itself, in 2016, the company began rolling out a bright orange box
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State-owned oil & gas giant Qatar Petroleum changes its name to QatarEnergy as part of a push to be seen as a diversified energy company. The move reflects the company’s commitment to lower carbon emissions and accelerate the drive for the energy transition. Minister of State for Energy Affairs, Saad Sherida al-Kaabi highlighted ‘becoming QatarEnergy
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The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated market growth within the global meal kit industry. Companies such as Gousto and HelloFresh thrived as they were offering an alternative to grocery shopping amid concerns about in-store virus transmission and restaurant closures preventing eating out. Gousto is now accelerating brand investment with a return to experiential marketing by launching
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Established to expand the ‘Easy’ brand following the successful launch of airline EasyJet in 1995, the group has since ventured into new categories such as gyms, car rental, hotels, office space and coffee. Now EasyGroup is looking to compete with the likes of Just Eat and Uber as it launches two new business ventures EasyFood
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