June - Red Bull energetically rejects study attacking child marketing By Ben Bouckley 22-Dec-2011 - Last updated on 23-Dec-2011 at 10:35 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend Red Bull reacted to a widely publicised study published by the American Academy of Pediatrics claiming that stimulant-containing soft drinks continued to be marketed at children, but had no place in their diets. Red Bull hit back... January - Relaxation drinks push growth envelope further... February - Biodegradable packaging not a 'viable option' for Coke March - Japanese earthquake damages local breweries April - Carlsberg drops 'possibly the best' slogan... May - Coke and Ball cannily seize on interactive packaging trend June - Red Bull energetically rejects study attacking child marketing July - A glass of beetroot juice a day... August - Datamonitor predicts interactive packaging 'explosion' September - Nestle Waters hit by $50m October - (Some) macho men will for Dr.Pepper 10, analyst November - Cardboard beverage can causes stir December - Hollywood A-list vodka sparks legal dogfight Prev 1 … 4 5 6 7 8 … 12 Next
