You’ve seen the labels all over the snack aisle: “may contain traces of tree nuts” or “made in the same factory as peanuts” … warnings meant to convey caution to those who may have peanut allergies or other health issues that can be exacerbated by nuts. Now, reports are surfacing
Public Relations and Marketing strategies for three major nationwide coffee chains: Starbucks, Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, and Caribou Coffee differ. Starbucks is currently the number one coffee house chain in the world. However, other brands such as Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf (CBTL) and Caribou Coffee or fierce competitors
Non-GMO foods are becoming more popular in markets and groceries around the country. In 2012, fewer than 3% of new products introduced carried the non-GMO or GMO-free label. In 2015, almost 16% of them did.
In mid-October PepsiCo announced a new plan for the future of their products. Most items on their corporate agenda are scheduled to be accomplished by 2025, with a few planned for completion in 2030. These goals are meant to show that PepsiCo products will become healthier, more environmentally responsible options.
North Carolina won’t blink. No matter what businesses and events have threatened to pull out, and which ones have already made good on those threats, state lawmakers have refused to back down from what others have described as their “controversial” laws.
During the NFL preseason, when 49ers backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick chose to kneel during the National Anthem, he touched off a protest movement as well as a firestorm of criticism from NFL fans.
In the 1980s, the cola wars raged across every aspect of media. From magazine and TV ads to Billboards, sports star endorsements to product placement in everything from middle schools to motion pictures, you had to choose one or the other. There was no middle ground.
Fosterfarms.com shares healthier version of favorite comfort foods – trading out pasta for “zoodles” and baked chicken for fried. There are many ways to “healthify” the foods we eat and that trend increases as seen on many social media platforms. Even regular favorites like Fettuccine Alfredo can be lighted up
Mercury Brings Jim Roberts on as Managing Director Jim Roberts started working for The New York Times as assistant managing editor in 1987 and continued there for 25 years until 2013. At that point, he went to Reuters Digital as their executive editor. Then he moved to Mashable as executive
The last few years have been very tough for big retail department stores. Consumer shopping habits are changing. Expectations are different and lifestyles are shifting. The Old Way hasn’t been able to shift quite fast enough to grab the Millennials like they did their parents and grandparents.
