All Healthcare articles – Page 61
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Organix ramps up babyfood offering with glass jars mov
Organix is doubling the size of its babyfood portfolio and taking on Hipp by making its first venture into glass jars.
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NewsAcid Test: Dove Men+Care deodorant
This product is extremely soothing when applied each morning and lasts all day the added 25% of moisturising cream really makes it stand out from the rest...
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Campaign Trail: Dove targets men over 30
Unilever said the push would appeal to men over the age of 30, who were left cold by current advertising stereotypes in male grooming.
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NewsHeinz hit by baby food safety alert
Heinz has been forced to recall thousands of its pots of baby food amid fears they could cause a choking hazard to infants.
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UnderJams to take on Huggies DryNites
P&G nappy brand Pampers is targeting older children for the first time with the launch of UnderJams.The range, designed for children aged four to 12, provides protection from bedwetting a condition that more than 500,000 children in...
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Campaign Trail: Keeley does the Twist
Unilever is supporting this week's launch of Lynx Twist deodorant with a £5.8m media campaign featuring page three pin-up Keeley Hazell.
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NewsDove’s Men+Care to target the silver foxes
Unilever skincare brand Dove is making its first foray into the men’s market with a range eyeing £21m in first-year sales.
The Dove Men+Care range, which Unilever described as its biggest launch planned for 2010, targets “the more mature… -
NewsUnilever introducing new range of Dove shower products
Unilever is introducing a new range of Dove shower products which it predicts will achieve £5m in first year sales.
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NewsVenus deal saves Wine Rack but Threshers future looks bleak
The Wine Rack brand will continue to trade after the administrator of owner First Quench Retailing sold the rights to the fascia and 13 of its stores.
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Focus On Winter Remedies: Take-home Snapshot - Move to premium increases value
The winter remedies market is broken down into four categories cold treatments, cough liquids, cough/throat lozenges and decongestants and was worth £268m last year.
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Focus On Winter Remedies: Coughs and sneezes spread... um... sales
Let's not beat about the bush: the swine flu outbreak is great news for those who make and sell winter remedies.
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Focus On Winter Remedies: Britain squirts and wipes its way to cleanliness
Although the public feel the swine flu outbreak has been hyped up by the media, they are still taking action to protect themselves against germs, according to a Mintel survey.
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Asda disability range comes under attack
Asda is to meet with Trading Standards officers next week following a complaint about its range of disability products.An anonymous letter sent to 12 regional offices of the consumer watchdog alleges some of the products in the...
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Wholesalers lash out at Asda for ‘mad’ six for £4 Radox promo
Wholesalers have accused Asda of muscling into their territory and trying to turn itself into “Britain’s biggest cash & carry”.
The retailer was selling multipacks of shower gel at prices they couldn’t compete with, they claimed,… -
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Third Party: This Christmas, give less and you’ll do more
The best gift the industry can give to the environment is responsible packaging and production, says David Rennie
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Brylcreem gets a slick new look
Brylcreem is relaunching with a new logo, a multimillion pound campaign and David Beckham's successor as Brylcreem Boy. The Sara Lee brand claimed the more artistic-looking lion emblem was one of the "most significant design overhauls"...
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Male grooming soars as ‘average blokes’ buy in
Sales of male grooming products are soaring as new products ditch the metrosexual tag for more mainstream appeal and men shell out to make sure they look good at work.While overall men's toiletries sales jumped 9% in volume and value to...
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Swine Flu HQ
Swine flu is excuse the pun a pig of a problem for the supermarkets. The last thing they want is for consumers to spread the virus while doing their shopping or to start viewing supermarkets as no-go zones as they do 'infected' schools.