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To that end, the brand launched a one-minute clip reflecting on the can repurposing process, showing the last scoop of coffee, cleaning and the can’s multiple applications. the campaign delves into cultural relevance and positive environmental impact on the continent through a simple and tender narrative, placing the characteristics of the can at the center of the story: its durability, its resistance to corrosion glass or its removable stopper. All this is under the prism of the universal range of Nescafé products, demonstrated through different uses and situations, such as storing pasta in a place that might be Italy.
Placing candles on an altar in Mexico, or a moto in Mexico Collecting nuts in your car could be America, or rather, Canada. The ad ends with every empty jar being filled with possibility. , and the main B2B Reviews Club proposition of the brand. From how we source our coffee to every step of the way, at Nescafé we are using our global scale to create sustainable change for our planet. But the simple act of reusing our coffee cans is something people around the world have been doing for years, a Nestlé Canada vice-president said, according to reports. We saw an opportunity to celebrate as a way to inspire and share how people are creating possibilities with their jars.
Writing on the day of writing, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation was updated in an interim resolution to award a public contract for the management of assistance aimed at guaranteeing access to broadband connectivity in rural areas. . Therefore, after analyzing the ten applications submitted, the operators and providers of satellite services emerged as the sole winners of the Rural Needs Program. Aid worth €10 million will be administered, with the goal of connecting rural, remote and sparsely populated areas of the country at affordable prices and bridging the digital divide, as the ministry noted in a statement.
Placing candles on an altar in Mexico, or a moto in Mexico Collecting nuts in your car could be America, or rather, Canada. The ad ends with every empty jar being filled with possibility. , and the main B2B Reviews Club proposition of the brand. From how we source our coffee to every step of the way, at Nescafé we are using our global scale to create sustainable change for our planet. But the simple act of reusing our coffee cans is something people around the world have been doing for years, a Nestlé Canada vice-president said, according to reports. We saw an opportunity to celebrate as a way to inspire and share how people are creating possibilities with their jars.
Writing on the day of writing, the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation was updated in an interim resolution to award a public contract for the management of assistance aimed at guaranteeing access to broadband connectivity in rural areas. . Therefore, after analyzing the ten applications submitted, the operators and providers of satellite services emerged as the sole winners of the Rural Needs Program. Aid worth €10 million will be administered, with the goal of connecting rural, remote and sparsely populated areas of the country at affordable prices and bridging the digital divide, as the ministry noted in a statement.