- Marketing CPG Weekly - Friday, June 26, 2020
- Arkay Beverages' Grattagliano On Zero-Proof Spirits, 'Sober Bars'
- Unilever Renaming Fair & Lovely Skin Cream As J&J Kills Two Products
- Bumble Bee Swats Mascot Horatio In Move To Wellness Positioning
- Haagen-Dazs Says 'Don't Hold Back' In New Campaign
- Bayer To Pay Up To $10.9B To Settle Roundup Claims
- Trigger-Happy: Automated Emails To Customers Outpull Batch-And-Blast
- Court Finds Johnson & Johnson Liable For Cancerous Talcum Powder
- Marketing CPG Weekly - Friday, June 19, 2020
- IRI New Product Pacesetters: 'The Year Of The Beverage'
- Goodbye, Aunt Jemima And Uncle Ben: Racial Stereotypes Under Scrutiny
- Dixie Cups Contest Tries To Take Little Things Off Your Plate
- Runa Rolls Out New Look, Flavor For Its Natural Energy Drinks
- PepsiCo's Bubly Stages 'Virtual' Parade To Celebrate Pride Month
- P&G's New Align Colic Relief Aims To Help Crybabies With Probiotics
- Anheuser-Busch's Babe Canned Wine Is Growing Up Fast, Via Ecommerce
- Native Salutes Armpits As 'The Home Base Of Hugs'
- Truman Reinvents Cleaning Solutions via a Hyper-Focused Customer D2C
- Unilever Consolidates Headquarters To London
- Marketing CPG Weekly - Friday, June 12, 2020
- Say Cheese: Whisps Rebrand Emphasizes Taste Over Ingredients
- P&G Ad Urges Americans To Get Really Involved In Racial Issues
- Pebbles Campaign: 23 Influencers + 30 Videos = 6,900 Clicks
- Pets Category Ad Spending Spikes In Second Quarter
- Vita Coco's Salute To A New York Institution: The Bodega
- Shopper Marketing Marries OTT: Roku Adds Kroger Data, Analytics To Lure CPG Advertisers
- Taking A Cue From The Quarantine: Consumers Are Engaging And Shopping More, Study Shows
- Marketing CPG Weekly - Friday, June 5, 2020
- Energy Drink Celsius Shifts To Online Events, Adds Walmart Distribution
- Increased Marketing During Pandemic Lifts Campbell's Core Brands
- P&G Pledges $5M To Organizations Fighting For Black Justice
- For Kotex, COVID-19 Enriches Purpose-Driven Launch
- Dial Soap Reminds Consumers Hands Make A Difference --- So Keep Them Clean
- Bomb Pop Middles Targets Tech-Savvy Teens Who Like Mashups
- Whole Foods, Costco, Trader Joe's Lead 'The 6-Foot Economy'