| Lucozade reintroduces limited edition price-marked packs
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 Following the success of its price-marked pack (PMP) range last year which drove an uplift of up to 70% in unit rate of sales on individual flavours, Lucozade is reintroducing its 79p PMPs across a wider range of products during 2015. Launching on Monday 16th March, the limited edition PMP range will be available exclusively to convenience retailers. The 79p price flash will be present across ...
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| Will Tesco's strategy to simplify its product range succeed?
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 In the wake of the news that Tesco has called in consultants, Boston Consulting Group, to decide how to slash a third of its SKU's from assortments by August, there's a question on the lips of those of us working within the retail sector. Will the strategy succeed, asks Matt Robinson, Symphony EYC's market development director, or does Tesco stand to lose one of its key points of ...
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| Beijing Quietly Curbs Discussion of Environmental Film
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 A documentary on air pollution by a well-known journalist was quickly praised by a top government official, but after it drew some 100 million views online over the weekend, censors stepped in to tamp down the buzz.
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| BCCI wants to earn confidence of Indian public, says Anurag Thakur
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 Anurag Thakur is the newly elected BCCI secretary © IANS Chennai: Newly-elected BCCI Secretary Anurag Thakur said the Board Of Control for Cricket In India's (BCCI) priority is to restore people's faith and improve the game's image in the country. Veteran administrator Jagmohan Dalmiya was unanimously elected President of the BCCI but the N Srinivasan camp suffered a setback when Thakur, considered close to the rival Sharad Pawar faction, beat Sanjay Patel for the post of Secretary at the Board's Annual General Meeting. "Every member of the BCCI is committed towards the betterment of the game. I can assure everyone that we will take all necessary steps to strengthen the board, strengthen cricket and take cricket to new heights," said Thakur. Asked whether it was Srinivasan's victory or Dalmiya's, Thakur said, "I think it is the victory of cricket. Our utmost priority is to restore the confidence of the people in cricket and to work on the image of cricket and the Board. "I personally feel the members of ...
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