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In April 2020, the Mexican government, in its wisdom, declared that brewing beer was a non-essential business activity and all breweries were ordered to suspend activities

When Mexico was hit by the pandemic, Elena's Helados had no choice but to close its stores

Hershey's considered recognition of women to be a fundamental part of its DNA

In a recent study by Getty Images, 81% of people surveyed globally said that companies should be environmentally aware in all their advertising and communication

Melbourne was said to be the live music capital of the world with more live music played on more stages than any other city

Saudi Telecom Company had the biggest network and the widest coverage across Saudi Arabia but competitors were making false claims against this proven statistic

Samsung and Optus were official sponsors of the Tokyo Olympics

Corner shops, affectionately known as mom-and-pop shops, suffered during the Covid-19 pandemic in Thailand

The task was to launch the new Golf GTI

The holy month of Ramadan is usually marked by fasting during the day until sunset, when Muslims can eat Iftar, the traditional evening meal

Every year in Norway alone, over 3 million pieces of furniture are thrown away

In 2021 the city of Lahti was the European Green Capital

With all that’s going on in Lebanon, the country has become totally unsafe for everyone

The creative company PS21, based in Madrid, launches 'Blackdoors', a KFC campaign that allows competitor’s employees to get 'La Infame', the new burger that replaces bread with fried chicken, for free

Cadbury Heroes were positioned as chocolates to share, unlocking little connections within families

Since 2018 Cadbury has delighted the nation at Christmas with its touring Secret Santa Postal Service

By law, French opticians are required to offer free glasses to their customers, with the price of the medical equipment being taken care by the Social Security

The Australian Defence Force is one of the largest recruiters in Australia

In Belgium ‘Bob’ is a first name

The smartphone category was suffering from years of underwhelming upgrades

According to PHE test and trace data, especially in the beginning of the pandemic, shops were the #1 place to be exposed to Covid 19

Scientists estimate that if the world does nothing, 90% of the world’s tropical reefs will be gone by 2043, impacting nearly 500 million people who depend on them

Cheil Worldwide is proud to announce ‘Slow Road’ – a new navigation service which instead of offering the fastest route to a destination, offers the most beautiful route instead

The Nordics’ largest newspaper releases a free font visualizing the urgency for climate action Last spring when the whole world went into lockdown, carbon dioxide emissions quickly plummeted

STUNNING IMAGES OF CHILE CREATED FROM PLASTIC BAGS IN CHEIL’S NEW GREENPEACE CAMPAIGN TO DRIVE BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE Cheil Central America has created a striking campaign for Greenpeace Chile – ‘The Nature of Plastic’ – in which five of Chile’s iconic locations are re-imagined in plastic for print, outdoor and social to express the impact of pollution, even in protected environments, and highlight the need for behavioural change

There are over 500,000 deaf and hard of hearing people in Flanders

In France today, 1.7 million women do not have the financial means to buy intimate hygiene products

Victoria Bitter and Clemenger BBDO Melbourne have launched the VB Solar Exchange – a new program that enables beer lovers to trade their excess solar energy for slabs of Victoria Bitter

It’s been a tough year for small businesses and the hospitality industry as a whole

Due to the lockdown, many Belgians impulsively bought and are still buying a dog without properly thinking it through