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If you're flicking through The Times this morning, keep an eye out for this wonderful feature with our co-founder, Adam (it's quite hard to miss!) 🍿🙌 Adam discusses the highs and lows we've faced recently, and why the return of blockbusters like Dune 2 is such great news for Joe & Seph's. If you've not picked up a copy, you can also read the article here > https://lnkd.in/eeA4Peiu #smallbusiness #gourmet #fmcg

Thanks, Ben Nussbaum, for tapping me to report on one of the most important topics in bev-alc: the dominance of the woman consumer and her power as a c-store shopper. Find the story in the August issue of NACS Magazine!

We took an extended coffee break today to enjoy an insightful webinar by Right Aligned Academy today, to hear Timothy and joe talk about how they brought iconicity back to the chilled pizza aisle for PizzaExpress 🍕 #branddesign #brandidentity #brandstrategy

One iced latte with a splash of trivia please! It's time to stir up some fun and get your coffee knowledge brewing with this week's Tuesday Trivia! In what country did the first Starbucks open outside of North America? Post your answer in the comment section below! #coffee #coffetime #CoffeeAddict #TuesdayTrivia #triviachallenge #trivia #ThinkingCapsOn #houston #texas #trubluhrsolutions

What does the future of takeout coffee look like? From global giants taking notes from incumbents, like Peet’s and Scooter’s, and tailoring to local flavors to innovative newcomers like Dutch Bros shaking up the menu, the coffee industry is brewing up exciting changes. Find out which coffee brands are shaking up the market in our latest edition of the Liquid x Avasta Challenger Index: https://lnkd.in/gWPwiXuX. #LiquidxAvastaChallengerIndex #ChallengerIndex #starbucks #DutchBros #PeetsCoffee #TimHortons #dunkin #MarketTrends

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🚀 When Marketing Minds Collide: A Nostalgic Brainstorm! 🚀 Picture this: Two marketers (Ashli Davis) walk into a bar...not just any bar, mind you its a patio in southern suburbia, but a haven of creativity, strategy, and, of course, a fine selection of wine and charcuterie! 🍇🍷 As the glasses clink and the conversation flows, it's not just about the wine, oh no! It's about the magic that happens when two marketing mavens come together to swap stories, share insights, and sprinkle a dash of brilliance into the mix. 💡✨ From dissecting the latest trends to concocting wild campaigns (fueled by a hint of liquid inspiration, of course), these two are on a mission to shake things up in the marketing world, one sip and bite at a time. 🌪️📈 So here's to the marketers who know that the best brainstorm sessions are held over a glass of wine, coffee or sweet tea, where every idea is a spark! 🚀🍷 #MarketingMagic #WineAndWisdom

Have you ever wondered just how the Pumpkin Spice Latte became the drink of the fall?☕️ Allow us to go over some of Starbucks' key marketing techniques that helped solidify the PSL as a timeless fall staple.🍂🎃 Read the full feature on our website. Link in bio. ;) #evolveandco #neverstopcreating #adagency #publicrelations #pragency #socialmedia #starbucks #PSL #falldrinks #pumpkinspice #pumpkinspicelatte

They never went away you know. Big companies be slow, but they watch trends and when one makes sense to them - bang! We are in the midst of a nostalgic wave and here comes the tsunami. 5 ways brands are tapping into this: → 1. Limited-edition releases Brands like 7UP are launching limited-edition beverages, like the Shirley Temple flavor. These special releases tap into childhood memories and celebratory moments, creating a strong emotional connection. → 2. Reviving classic flavors Flavors like pomegranate and cherry resonate deeply with older demographics. These tastes remind people of past experiences, making them more likely to purchase. → 3. Creating scarcity and exclusivity Limited-edition products create a sense of scarcity and exclusivity. This makes consumers eager to buy, fearing they'll miss out on a unique experience. Coloured Stanleys being the absolute pinnacle of this. → 4. Strategic partnerships Brands often collaborate with influencers or run seasonal promotions to enhance visibility. These partnerships create excitement and drive consumer interest. → 5. Balancing innovation and tradition Companies are revitalizing classic flavors to attract both nostalgic older consumers and curious younger audiences. This balance keeps the brand fresh while honouring heritage. Remember: Nostalgia is a powerful tool. When used wisely, it can drive sales and create lasting emotional bonds with consumers.

Diet in sufficient amount and composition is essential for good health in humans. Total dietary energy intake is modulated by food portion size, food energy density, the number of eating occasions. Diet components and gene interactions play a central role in maintaining health throughout life. Major functions of diet are not only to provide energy and building material for the growth, and development, but also to maintain cellular functions for survival. The effects of diet on gene expression are exerted throughout the life-cycle, with prenatal and early postnatal life being especially critical periods for optimal development. Changes in gene expression may be dynamic and short-term, stable and long-term, and even heritable between cell divisions and across generations. Effects of diet on brain and cognitive function are multifactorial and very complex. These effects not only involve the impact of a single dietary component or chemical on the brain but with numerous interactions between multiple nutrients, metabolites, foods, and other environmental and genetic factors. In addition to major macronutrients (carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins), diet also contains micronutrients (vitamins, minerals, and trace elements), which play important roles in maintaining optimal health. Here I focus on a brand "Brainiac Foods". Jonathan Wolfson JD and Mark Brooks are the cofounders and CEOs of Brainiac Foods. This company manufactures snacks for the whole family targeting young and adult brain. After discovering the fact that nearly 20% of American families aren't getting the recommended levels of brain nutrients. Jonathan Wolfson JD and Mark Brooks have partnered with nutritionists, pediatricians, neurologists and dietitians to create Brainiac Foods. These nutritious products are the first and only snacks available online. These snakes contain three main Omega 3 fatty acids (alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), as well as choline, which is the structural part of phospholipids. Snacks also contain leutin containing 600 known naturally occurring carotenoids. Brainiac Foods products are quite tasty, flavorful and healthy. Therefore, to keep your brain healthy and I would strongly recommend "Brainiac Foods" for American public. ~ Tahira Farooqui