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One has to question how it works exactly if researchers are getting bag loads of money from a company to afford the ins and outs of rigorous health research when that company happens to sell sweets and chocolate.
Nestlé’s global tagline is ‘Good food, Good life’. Nowhere did the company say ‘healthy life’ and it’s a good thing it didn’t, because that’s far from the case.
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There’s a new campaign to raise awareness for something different almost every other week, and with so many, they need to be really good. Like this one.
It seems a plague of penises is upon the UK as yet another case of an inappropriately placed penis has been reported by a lawyer in the UK. This time the penis was on his… it’s too gruesome, you have to see it for yourself.
With payments like these, one is forced to believe that actors like Matt Damon earn a pittance from their films, and are in a position where they need to get as much income from advertising as possible – but we all know that not to be the case.
In an attempt to recreate Willy Wonka’s famous “Golden Ticket”, Nestle has launched a new, not-dodgy-at-all, marketing campaign. They will be “stalking” six “lucky” customers using GPS-trackers that have been embedded in selected chocolate bars.