The vodka brand’s new campaign comprises a digital space and audio series featuring personal stories from SNL’s Bowen Yang and others to emphasize the importance LGBTQ spaces play in the community.
Closing the intention-action gap requires brands and retailers to work collaboratively and creatively to ensure that game-changing, sustainability-driven initiatives are seamlessly woven into operations, go-to-market strategy and the shopper’s experience.
Foxtrot launched its second annual “Up & Comers” awards, an initiative designed to celebrate small makers and discover the next generation of food and beverage brands.
Mondelez International and Walmart recently wrapped a “Season of Giving” recipe contest, the latest activation of the partners' ongoing “Create. Share. Give” cause platform.
McCormick & Co. is shining a light on local heroes across the country with the launch of “Tiny Kitchens x Big Meals,” a holiday campaign leveraging the star power of actor Eric Stonestreet.
The alcohol giant chose Hispanic food vendors in major cities and connected them with local artists to transform their food trucks with bright murals honoring the vendor's background and story.
Target tied in to the celebration of Pride Month in June by spotlighting multiple brands and the LGBTQIA+ nonprofits they support, both in stores and online.
“Making a difference” … “Green” … “Recyclable.” These are the messages brands and retailers are increasingly delivering as they market and merchandise sustainable products both in-store and online.
Many retailers have made key changes in hiring, sourcing and marketing practices following the nationwide protests over racism and a resounding demand for action following the killing of George Floyd.