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A case study of how a major company decided to use one strong brandequity to unify its whole product portfolio is presented. Twoestablished brandnames Jacobs and Huntley & Palmers would havebeen acceptable for the purely biscuit market but Jacobs was chosenafter market and image analysis to embody both the companystraditional virtues and allow a thrust towards a more modern image andfuture role as a snack.
British Food Journal – Emerald Publishing
Published: May 1, 1991
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