Please note that delivery time is outside Trinity Mirror's control. Although we shall make reasonable endeavours, delivery may take longer than 28 days. Subject to availability of prizes. Each winner will receive 1x #SoberNotSorry hamper containing a range of Britvic soft drinks. No cash equivalent. From its beginnings as a one flavour brand, Robinsons now has six ranges in its portfolio, having launched Robinsons Fruit Creations earlier this year and Robinsons Refresh’d in 2017, which was named as the No.1 soft drinks NPD launch of 2017. Consumers claimed the ad suggested that Vodafone would guarantee minimum speeds fast enough that customers wouldn’t experience common issues like buffering, and if they did, they would be eligible for a discount. Customers did experience such issues, but most did not qualify for the guarantee. The advertisement was deemed so misleading by the ASA, the UK’s version of the FCC, that they pulled the ad from airing.

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Available in two flavours – Raspberry & Apple and new Peach & Mango, the range will sport a brand-new look and unite the portfolio under its well-known brand name, helping retailers capitalise on the summer on-the-go opportunity. Case in point: Subway’s new ad campaign is encouraging consumers to drop the McDonalds burger for a supposedly healthier subway sandwich. A good way to #fail at advertising is to guarantee one thing and deliver another. That is exactly what happened with Vodafone’s advertisement featuring Martin Freeman. The Robinsons partnership with Wimbledon, one of the most quintessentially British relationships in history, was born in 1935 when Robinsons’ original Lemon Barley Water was first served at Wimbledon to refresh players during breaks. Since then, Robinsons has sponsored The Championships annually. The ad features Gillian Jacobs and was directed by Ghostbusters director Paul Feig. At first sight, the ad seemed destined for greatness.Established in 2007, TalkingRetail.com brings you the latest news, analysis and information across the UK convenience and independent grocery retail sectors. The company claims its Pepsi Max brand experienced strong sales growth at the end of 2017. It says that with its “maximum taste, zero sugar” positioning it led the sugar free category for several years. The commercial shows an extremely long straw extending from the mouth of a girl stood in a city park, all the way out to the countryside, where it pierces through an apple, then a strawberry, before finally dipping into a freshwater stream.

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An extension of the Robinsons squash brand, the drink is available in Raspberry & Apple, Orange & Lime and Apple & Kiwi flavours and contains real fruit and no artificial colours. Britvic launched the variant to appeal to “health-conscious consumers looking for more interesting and lower sugar fruit drink options”.To help fans stay refreshed, Robinsons will also be offering free samples of Refresh’d to consumers in the queue and encouraging visitors to fill their reusable bottles, paper cups or own bottles up for free with their brand-new Fruit Creations range. The desired effect was for the voice to eventually mimic the sound of a heart rate monitor as it flatlines, but the only effect the ad had was to annoy the crap out of Subway customers.