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01.30.2009

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A Brand Called Hope
Reimagining Consumer Culture
By Harvey Hartman


A valuable resource for anyone in the food industry! A Brand Called Hope delivers the knowledge, cultural models and insight into consumer behavior you need to reimagine brands, categories, products and experiences.

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Sustainability: The Rise of Consumer Responsibility

Sustainability: The Rise of Consumer Responsibility is the definitive roadmap plotting consumer behavior and purchases in the new culture of sustainability and adjusting to new economic realities.

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Read "The Continuing Economic Maelstrom & THE US CONSUMER"


When the storm clouds gathered over the economy last year, rather than weathering it out in the comfort of our offices, we set out to chase the storm as it touched down in consumers' homes across the nation. Just like you, we wanted to know how consumers lives would be changed. This Free download The Continuing Economic Maelstrom & THE US CONSUMER: Implications for CPG, Restaurant and Retail presents what we are and are not seeing and some dos and don'ts for marketers.








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