Luxury nougat hampers from 1701; Stikeez take SA by storm; and Hungry Lion brings back Lucky Buckets — Cheryl Hunter’s weekly pick of all things new!
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Shelf Life: Smart new-look Pick n Pay trials in Gauteng
by Cheryl Hunter. Pick n Pay revamping stores; salting the wine experience; GoPro licenses its content; and Montego pet treats launched.
Green Sky Thinking: Waste not, want not, with wonky food
by Colwyn Elder (@colwynelder) What with figures from the UN Food and Agricultural Organisation showing that as much as 40% of fruit and vegetables go to waste worldwide, largely because they don’t meet cosmetic standards, various campaigns promoting wonky fruit and veg are a welcome wakeup call.
#trendMARK: Sustainability — more of a truth than a trend
a trendMARK feature by Shauneen Procter (@procter101) Guilt-free shopping and sustainable business practices are ‘hot’ trends for 2014. About time, as I believe that these should rather be common business sense.
Shelf Life: Window dressing
Louise Marsland’s (@Louise_Marsland) pick of new product, packaging and design launches: In-store and mall promotions gain traction with Primedia; Nike takes sporting fashion to designer tech highs; a new retail loyalty scheme launches for Pick n Pay, BP customers;and Woodbender weaves a range of seating for office or home.
The silence on COP17 and its unintended lesson for South Africans
South Africans have an extraordinary social conscience, says Thomas Kolster, the Danish communications consultant and author of the soon-to-be released book The Bible of Goodvertising (from Thames & Hudson) who is visiting South Africa in the run-up to the COP17/CMP7 conference being held in Durban, 28 November – 9 December 2011. Which is why the lack of public debate on and interest in COP17 here is so surprising to him.
Y&R to restructure, refuses comment on Lamb resignation
Following the recent surprise announcement that Fraser Lamb had resigned as group CEO of Y&R, a wall of silence around the resignation seems to have been erected around the company by its management.
Hoping plastic bags goes the way of the dinosaur
Hoping plastic bags goes the way of the dinosaur