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    gripping the barrier of the bridge so hard, the sound of the crashing waves on the rocks beneath her were swiftly brought to her attention. Moments later she snapped back to reality, quickly realising she had some familiar company. The skinny girl from cereal isle and the handsome guy that served her. In a silent agreement they nodded, previously blinded by the fact that although they had their differences, they are much the same. With there new found likeness, they wanted to share one last…

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    usually really busy in life that it becomes hard to keep a healthy balance of nutrients in the food we eat. Sugar is in everything like Chocolate bars, Soft drinks and Breakfast cereals . These days instead of eating a healthy breakfast like bread , eggs or oats the food we usually eat in the morning and mostly us kids is cereal. Well it makes sense…

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    Special K Challenge by Kellogg’s, you can lose up to 6 pounds in 14 days if you eat their cereal or any other Special K products for breakfast and lunch and still be able to have a regular dinner every day. Special K is a breakfast cereal manufactured by the Kellogg’s Company and was introduced to the United States in 1955. Its main ingredients of their products include wheat and rice, and is marketed as a low-fat cereal to help you lose weight. The Special K Challenge is a basic, easy-to-use,…

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    that are used to help bring forth policy change. Researchers look into cereal and child marketing, food and addiction, soda taxes, and smart choices (Brownell, 2013). In regards to cereal and child marketing, researchers noted that while breakfast is a necessity for children, much of these cereal brands contain too much sugar. When the industry caught wind of their research, it led to them reducing the sugar within the cereal. It was through the press, public opinion, and industry it created…

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    market to the public, some can get away with deceiving and scamming to make us want to buy their product. In 2010 Kellogg’s cereal made claims that their Mini Wheats made any person who ate them smarter due to the natural ingredients in the cereal. This was proven to be false, when tested by scientist. Within the same year, Kellogg 's also claimed that their Rice Krispy cereal, “now helps support your child 's immunity, 25 percent Daily Value of Antioxidants and Nutrients - Vitamins A, B, C,…

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    This chapter will explain the marketing communication strategy and tactic of weetabix.# Marketing communication helps to develop brand understanding which means that consumer translate the product information awareness about the product`s attributes and its position within the competitive market. In the 1928, a product called Weetbix was produced in Australia by Bennison Osbourne. The product was introduced to Australia, South Africa and New Zealand. It quickly became a popular breakfast…

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    I. Introduction Established in 1967 as a subsidiary of Lotte Group, Lotte Confectionary has wide range of products including chewing gum, cookies, ice-cream, chocolate pies, snacks and biscuits. Selling in 70 nations all over the world, Lotte Confectionary owns approximately 300 patents and brands and this shows how active they are in the international markets. According to their annual report in 2015, their profit goes up to $32,179,800, equivalent to the increase of $836,190 compared to the…

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    different. For Kellogg’s, it really became a tough nut to crack to change the ingrained breakfast habits of the Indian consumers. Kellogg’s had to pass through different tough phases of the life-cycle before it became the strongest player in the breakfast cereal market in India. According to a report, The Economic times (December 2013), Kellogg’s grew 31% to cross Rs 500 crore sales in India with more than doubling its business in the last three…

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    Program Assistant: Rodney Steverson County: Vance Title: Childhood Obesity Trends Issues/Needs:. The high prevalence of obesity has serious health consequences in not only the children’s current life but also their future health status and disease outcomes. Preventing obesity during childhood is crucial because habits that are formed during childhood are often carried throughout adulthood. A child who is obese has a 20% chance of becoming an obese adult and obese adolescents have an 80%…

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    Advertising influences our lives by striking us with imagery and music everytime we turn on the television, tempting us as customers to buy certain products. From our televisions we are constantly being sold on the idea that the best way to achieve the American dream is to buy more and more. Throughout a commercial, food advertisers stay away from targeting specific genders but instead use other convincing and emotional aspects to influence viewers into buying the products being advertised.…

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