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First Bottega Veneta, then Lush. Why brands are quitting social media

Inside Retail

In July 2020, more than 1,000 global companies temporarily stopped paid advertising on Facebook in protest of the proliferation of hate speech and misinformation on the platform. The outdoor brand appears to have deleted its US Facebook page and still doesn’t pay for advertising on the site. . How effective is it really?

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Analysis: Competition and compassion in sports sponsorship

Inside Retail

As the most viewed form of television programming, sport is a goldmine for advertisers. In 2018, tennis ace Roger Federer signed a 10-year deal with Uniqlo to replace his former endorsement with Nike. Each has their own sub-brand under Nike Inc.,and Today’s audience values honesty and, above all, authenticity.

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Business and Human Rights – Global Slavery Index 2023 highlights global nature and scope of modern slavery risks in supply chains

Eye on ESG

Background Modern slavery in all its forms (which includes forced labour, forced or servile marriage, debt bondage, human trafficking, the sale and exploitation of children) is the systematic removal of a person’s freedom. The former may give mining and extractives companies, which often have complex global supply chains, pause for thought.

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How to Audit Your Beer and Wine Retail Stores

Compliantia

Analysts are forecasting a CAGR of 2% from 2018 to 2025 , a performance that’s driven by an increase in young adult consumers and a rise in disposable income. Signs that advertise and market alcohol are also heavily regulated. For example, California enforces limits to how much space can be used to advertise beer and wine.

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How to Audit Your Beer and Wine Retail Stores

Compliantia

Analysts are forecasting a CAGR of 2% from 2018 to 2025 , a performance that’s driven by an increase in young adult consumers and a rise in disposable income. Signs that advertise and market alcohol are also heavily regulated. For example, California enforces limits to how much space can be used to advertise beer and wine.

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How to Audit Your Beer and Wine Retail Stores

Compliantia

Analysts are forecasting a CAGR of 2% from 2018 to 2025 , a performance that’s driven by an increase in young adult consumers and a rise in disposable income. Signs that advertise and market alcohol are also heavily regulated. For example, California enforces limits to how much space can be used to advertise beer and wine.

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