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The Economist is offering free smoothies made from fruit and vegetables otherwise destined for the rubbish bin as part of its 'Discomfort Food' subs drive.

Economist ‘ugly fruit’ smoothies

The Economist newspaper has launched a new execution in its ‘Discomfort Food’ experiential strategy offering consumers free nutritious smoothies made from fruit and...

The Economist has launched the latest in its multi-award-winning Discomfort Food campaign, where potential subscribers are offered a free sample of food or drink which many might find repellent.

Economist sewage coffee challenge

The Economist has launched the latest in its multi-award-winning Discomfort Food campaign, where potential subscribers are offered a free sample of food or drink which...

Hasbro is bringing the world of the My Little Pony franchise to life for the first time this spring with a unique roadshow experience across Britain.

Hasbro My Little Pony Friendship Tour

Toy company Hasbro is bringing the world of the popular My Little Pony franchise to life for the first time this spring with a unique roadshow experience across Britain....

London’s Waterloo Station is the venue for FrieslandCampina’s latest campaign for its new healthy yogurt drink, Optiwell.

Optiwell Waterloo Station domination

London’s Waterloo Station is the venue for FrieslandCampina’s latest campaign for its new healthy yogurt drink, Optiwell. The activity involves the takeover of...

innocent drinks is encouraging UK consumers to try its new super smoothies by taking a roadshow on tour to three UK cities.

innocent drinks sampling roadshow

innocent drinks is encouraging UK consumers to give themselves a nutritional lift to help stave off the winter blues and boost vitamin and mineral levels by taking its...

Ryvita has launched a new ‘Revoluncheon’ campaign, including experiential in city centres and offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Cardiff.

Ryvita launches Revoluncheon

Crispbread brand Ryvita has launched a new ‘Revoluncheon’ campaign, including experiential outreach to city centres and offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham and...

The Economist is offering potential subscribers free crepes made with crickets, grasshoppers and mealworms in a London-wide experiential campaign.

Economist insect crepe experiential drive

  UK business magazine The Economist has been using food and drink to entice new subscribers to sign up over the last couple of years – but rather than offering...