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Disgraced Australian cricket captain Steve Smith has been dumped as the face of breakfast cereal Weet-Bix after his involvement in ball-tampering. Smith, who has been banned from the game for a ...
Under-fire Australia cricket captain Steve Smith has disappeared from the website and Twitter feed of Weet-Bix in the wake of the ball-tampering scandal. Steve Smith has disappeared from the ...
Smith was featured on the cereal’s home page until recently and now Weet-Bix owner Sanitarium — a ... Veteran media analyst Steve Allen on Monday told AAP ratings will probably suffer for ...
Iconic brand Weet-Bix have removed images of Steve Smith from their website in what looks to be the first of many sponsors who could tear up their contracts with the Australian captain.
A new Weet-Bix TV ad featuring adventurous Kiwi kids is set to hit TV screens on Sunday 10th October. “Nothing Stops a Weet-Bix Kid” follows four talented youngsters aged 13 -16 who embark on ...
It's the ad jingle that every Aussie household knows – and it's getting a revamp. Weet-Bix is updating its iconic kids anthem jingle for the next-generation as part of a campaign that aims to ...
Weet-Bix is accused of using a song by an Australian band without their permission in this ad. Photo / YouTube A top Australian band is claiming that Weet-Bix in New Zealand has used one of their ...
Source: asapSCIENCE Food producer Sanitarium has pulled a TV ad for its gluten-free Weet-Bix product, following a complaint from a medical doctor. In the official complaint filed with the ...
Matildas star Mary Fowler has proven she is queen of the kids after sharing some heart-warming, behind-the-scenes footage from her new ad campaign for Weet-Bix. Fowler, 21, posted the vision in ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Have you noticed any changes to television commercials for some of Australia’s best-known brands recently? The Weet-Bix kid ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Weet-Bix maker Sanitarium is taking on Weetabix, the largest player in the £1.2 billion UK cereal market, by targeting British ...