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In recent years much of the industry trade press has lamented the encroachment of procurement on marketing spend.
2015 continued to see marketing to children grab the headlines.
The INSIGHTFORUM was launched in 2014 and reflects a growing demand from WFA members to optimise market research and consumer intelligence capabilities.
2015 was punctuated by the rise in an existential threat to the advertising ecosystem, global policy challenges and a landmark acknowledgment from APEC leaders about the role and value of advertising and industry self-regulation.
WFA CEO Stephan Loerke reflects on te year 2015
Li Xiao, Director Training & International Affairs at CANA[/caption]
European children are exposed to significantly fewer food ads on TV, according to recent research conducted by Accenture Media Management. The changes have come about as a result of the EU Pledge, a commitment by 21 leading food and beverage brand owners to change the way they market their products to children across a variety of media. These companies represent well over 80% of food marketing spend in the EU.