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The MHRA's latest annual report focuses on three key areas: investigating published advertising, pre-vetting materials, and working with others.
The aptly named DeskBeers delivers craft beer to thirsty office workers in London on Friday afternoons.
Indian wine company Soul Tree Wines expects its products to be on UK supermarket shelves within months.
inVentiv will assist NeuroVive with the global commercialisation of its lead product, CicloMulsion.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has published draft guidance addressing the use of prescription drug names in advertising and promotional labelling 'Product Name Placement, Size, and Prominence in Advertising and Promotional Labeling' will, when finalised, replace the guidance of the same title issued on January 25, 2012.
Publicis Groupe has taken over Synergize, a South African digital search marketing company. The acquisition is the second made by Publicis in emerging markets in recent months following the purchase of India's Beehive Communications in October. It gives Publicis a strong foothold in South Africa, which is ranked as the eighth fastest growing advertising market in the world between 2013 and 2016.
Corney & Barrow has revealed the results of the first official rebranding in its 233 year history.
Moss Side may be better known for its dubious past but a cider-inspired community project is changing all that.
Medical students in Europe receive insufficient training in pain management, according to a study.
The Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA) bids to help members safeguard intellectual property
Comms group acquires Beehive Communications
Allergan, Shire Pharmaceuticals, Gedeon Richter and Sanofi have been named and shamed for breaching the ABPI Code of Practice for the Pharmaceutical Industry. Publicly reprimanded by the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority, Allergan successively failed to comply with an undertaking, continuing to claim that Vistabel/Botox was clinically more potent than Bocouture/Xeomin.
WPP's GO Team is the new agency-of-record for two of GlaxoSmithKline's (GSK) top antacid brands. GO - an alliance between Grey and Ogilvy - will provide integrated consumer communications, including TV, print and digital advertising, for GlaxoSmithKline's antacid brands Tums and Eno. Previously Grey was agency-of-record for Tums and Ogilvy was agency-of-record for Eno.
Reckitt Benckiser rolls out TV advertisements in time for flu and cold season.
Ian Vanderhook of Bordeaux UK has been banned as a director for nine years after his company collapsed with debts of more than £10m.
Charity’s marketing featured people saying they wished they had another form of cancer.
German distillers are to target the UK market with a Riesling-infused gin, Ferdinand's Saar Dry Gin.
The Langland team with their awards UK-based marketing agency Langland was named 'agency of the year' for the third time in a row at the recent Global Awards to recognise excellent in healthcare communications on an international scale. A major integrated campaign by Langland also won the Grand Global award in the Professional Healthcare category for its work for Idis.
The online wine retailer Naked Wines has made Eamon FitzGerald MD of its UK operation.
Publicis Groupe has acquired the digital agency Heartbeat Ideas, merging it with its Saatchi Health agencies in the US. Founded in 1998, Heartbeat has a staff of 90, divided between offices in New York and California. Clients included Galderma, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Novartis, Pfizer, Sanofi, Teva and XenoPort.
Scotland’s Islay is to get its ninth distillery, although plans have yet to be made public.
New campaign aims to encourage Americans to discuss weight issues with their healthcare providers.
Campaign to address negative impact of how women feel about their bodies
The Fair spirits company has brought its premium rum to the UK, following success in France.
Bordeaux Wines has opted for a single global advertising account.
Bowness Bay Brewing has launched Braille Ale, aimed at blind and visually impaired drinkers.
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Willy’s Cider, produced by Herefordshire’s Chase Distillery, will make its market debut in October.
Indian winery, Sula Vineyards, has launched its newly created Nasika wine range in the UK which will be available exclusively through Laithwaite’s.
Tesco's Harris & Hoole has withdrawn a controversial application
Hungarian pharma company found to have breached Code of Practice Gedeon Richter has been found to have breached the UK pharma industry's Code of Practice, according to the the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI).
South Africa's Arniston Bay has extended its product range with Infusions, a new wine-based drink
Less than three years after launching the UK’s first biodynamic wine, Sedlescombe brings out two more.
Diageo appoints Matt Bruhn global brand director for Smirnoff
Belvedere Vodka has launched its inaugural UK cinema campaign
Diageo has revealed the 10 single malt whiskies that will make up its annual limited edition Special Releases for this year.
Comms agency to produce Simple Tasks awareness campaign for British Society for Rheumatology Following a three-way pitch, Salix Consulting will produce the British Society for Rheumatology's (BSR) Simple Tasks campaign, which aims to highlight the need for early recognition and referral, particularly among young people.
Just three years since launching, small batch specialist Edinburgh Gin has added a third flavour to its portfolio – Spiced Orange.
MHP Global will be led by managing director John Gisborne
O’Hara’s Spiced Rum is a mixture of unaged, three and five-year-old Guyana rums and a five-year-old Trinidad and Tobago rum.
Wine can now be tasted without opening the bottle, thanks to a new gadget.
BrewDog is set to take the US by storm, as its co-founders front a new craft beer show on NBCUniversal’s new Esquire Network.
Denbies Wine Estate has revealed it is looking forward to harvesting its first Sauvignon Blanc vines.
BrewDog's new brewery could increase capacity ten-fold