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BUDWEISER has launched a Bud Bucks on-pack consumer promotion across 400 million bottles and cans.
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GAYMER CIDER COMPANY has announced a £26m marketing investment programme for 2007 in a bid to build on its success of the past few years.
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DIAGEO is launching the next installment of its Guinness brand's 'Good things come to those who wait' ad campaign.
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S&N brand John Smith's is inviting the public to take part in a new amateur horse race for charity.
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NISA-TODAY'S has revamped its own-label Burgundy wines under the Pont Neuf label within its Cellars International brand.
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HEINEKEN is hoping to drive sales by giving three of its lines a makeover to coincide with the next phase of the UEFA Champions League.
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COBRA BEER has launched an on-pack promotion with airline bmi and publisher Rough Guides on four-packs of Cobra Premium, Lower Cal and 0.0%.
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Sting in the sale
Along with Christmas come test purchasing stings at full throttle. Make sure you're prepared.
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TSOs offer secret weapon
Bottles of booze in Edinburgh are to be marked with invisible ink in an attempt to crack down on underage drinkers.
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The main advent
Get ready for one of the most profitable periods of the year. It's yours for the taking if you follow the rules.
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PIAT D'OR has revamped its packaging as part of a new strategy to refocus on its core range.
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PERNOD RICARD brand Tia Maria is offering consumers the chance to win a trip to LA or tickets to the premiere of the film The Holiday in London.
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Pernod Ricard UK is offering Christmas gift packs on Jacob's Creek, available exclusively to wholesalers and cash and carries.
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Fizz the season
Last year wine accounted for 31% of all alcohol sales in the run up to Christmas, but independents are still missing out on the party, says Kate Miller