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How Sustainability is Shaping the Future of Alcohol Branding

5W PR

As consumers become increasingly discerning, they are seeking out brands that align with their values and prioritize ethical practices. Many brands are adopting sustainable farming methods, such as organic and biodynamic agriculture, which minimize the use of harmful chemicals and promote soil health.

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Sustainable Spirits: How Eco-Friendly Practices Can Boost Brand Loyalty

5W PR

The Growing Demand for Sustainable Spirits Consumer awareness of environmental issues has surged in recent years, and the spirits industry is no exception. A growing number of consumers are seeking out brands that align with their values and prioritize sustainability. Adapt to changing consumer preferences and regulatory requirements.

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Ukraine-Russia conflict: Putin takes revenge on West

Mark My Words

The Prime Minister pledged to ease the burden on consumers – and to ditch Russian oil and gas. Further measures may stop foreign ships docking. He said: “The Russian government is already working on measures, which include bankruptcy and nationalisation. His measures to date are far from enough.”.

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Avión Tequila “Health Claim” PR Snafu Part of Bigger Problem

PR Breakfast Club

In late March, Avión Tequila’s PR firm, Allison Brod PR, sent a media pitch claiming “ consuming tequila has some serious health benefits.” The pitch offered cocktail recipes and sourced an American Chemical Society study that suggested agave could lower blood sugar, aid in weight loss and boost insulin production.

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In these Risky Times, Do You Know How Vulnerable your Brand is?

Katie Paine's Measurement Blog

Understand the human side of risk To succeed at risk communications—and to be able to measure your success—requires understanding human behavior and how humans make choices. They want to know what everyone else knows, especially if the topic is a community-based risk, like a chemical plant or a pipeline.