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Waitrose is underlining its support for Britain's beleaguered farmers by running TV advertising it was forced to postpone earlier this year when the foot-and-mouth epidemic was at its height.
The commercial, promoting the quality of the supermarket's lamb and the efforts it puts into acquiring it, goes on air in London and the south for a month, together with another emphasising the authentic ingredients that go into its Indian ready meals.
Banks Hoggins O'Shea/FCB produced the campaign, which extends Waitrose's attempt to distance itself from its rivals by avoiding short-term price wars in favour of a philosophy of delivering above-average quality at below-average prices under the theme: "Quality food, honestly priced."
It aims to dispel the perceptions that it is more expensive than its rivals and to reinforce its commitment to quality food to allay ...