How COVID left Coke rockinâ the suburbs The new head of the conglomerate behind Coca Cola in Australia says itâs noticed a very distinctive, COVID-driven pattern in its sales.
Business by ELI GREENBLAT
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Subscriber only The ripples from COVID-19 lapping against consumer behaviour in communities and workplaces in Australia has produced a strange phenomenon for beverage giant Coca-Cola, in that for every 5km you move from the nation s CBDs its sales of drinks improves. Get more than 30km from the centre of town and it s booming. With many still working from home, the old office water cooler has been deserted to cause a prolonged slump in water sales.
How COVID left Coke rockinâ the suburbs The new head of the conglomerate behind Coca Cola in Australia says itâs noticed a very distinctive, COVID-driven pattern in its sales.
Business by ELI GREENBLAT
Premium Content
Subscriber only The ripples from COVID-19 lapping against consumer behaviour in communities and workplaces in Australia has produced a strange phenomenon for beverage giant Coca-Cola, in that for every 5km you move from the nation s CBDs its sales of drinks improves. Get more than 30km from the centre of town and it s booming. With many still working from home, the old office water cooler has been deserted to cause a prolonged slump in water sales.
May 11 2021, 9:00 am | BY Ricki Green | 20 Comments
Creative agency Emotive has today announced the appointment of Dan Mortensen as head of design and Sam Jones as junior designer.
Mortensen joins Emotive from Clemenger BBDO, where he led the design team for nearly seven years. For Emotive, it marks a renewed focus on design and is a sign of their commitment to becoming one of the top creative agencies in Sydney, as well as of the agency’s continuing momentum.
Says Michael Hogg, managing partner and head of strategy: “Design is fundamental to everything we do and elevating our offering in that area was a must. In Dan, we found the right person. Along with exceptional design skills across the board, he’s a creative champion, a natural leader and one of the most enthusiastic blokes you’ll ever meet. He’s also Kiwi, but you can’t have everything.”
Latest Innovation in Global Nut Products Market
iCrowd Newswire
07 May 2021, 20:25 GMT+10
According to MarketsandMarkets™, the report Nut Products Market by Product Type (Nut Butter, Nut Paste/Marzipan Paste/Persipan Paste, Nut Fillings with Cocoa, Nut Fillings without Cocoa, Caramelized Nuts, and Nut Flour), Nut Type, End User/Application, Quality and Region – Global Forecast to 2025″, size is estimated to be valued at USD 1.5 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 2.0 billion by 2025, recording a CAGR of 5.8%. in terms of value. The robust growth of the nut products market is driven by product innovation in cereals and snack bars, dairy products, confectionery, and savory products. The growth is further complemented by rising health consciousness among consumers and growing disposable income levels, leading to greater purchasing of premium nut-based offerings.
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