Asda mulls horse meat reassurance ads
Josie AllchinAsda could follow rivals Tesco, Morrisons and Iceland with a reassurance ad campaign as part of its efforts to rebuild damaged trust in the wake of the horse meat scandal.
Asda could follow rivals Tesco, Morrisons and Iceland with a reassurance ad campaign as part of its efforts to rebuild damaged trust in the wake of the horse meat scandal.
Tesco has vowed to source more of its meat products from the UK and improve relationships with farmers and producers as it looks to improve confidence in its supply chain in the wake of the ongoing horse meat scandal.
We’re only a month into what will be a long-term issue for the food and retailing sectors and Tesco as ever is getting the brunt of criticism despite making some very decisive moves to admit failures and find solutions.
Starbucks has launched a promotional campaign offering the public discounted coffees every Monday morning until mid-February as it looks to recoup brand-equity lost over the recent tax avoidance allegations.
Tesco is among a number of supermarkets facing damage to brand trust after revelations that traces of horse meat were found in two of its frozen beef burger products.
Tesco has taken out full-page ads (see image below) in several national newspapers apologising to customers about the revelation that several of its beef burger products contained horse meat.
Perception of the BBC brand has plummeted following the scandals that have rocked the broadcaster in recent months.
Coca-Cola has retained the top spot in InterBrand’s 100 “best” brands in a list dominated by technology brands.
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