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Kraft Foods Group is combining peanuts, meat and cheese into a new brand called P3 in a move to capitalize on America’s growing protein fix.

Kraft CEO Tony Vernon confirmed the launch during an earnings call on Thursday. “Protein is hot whether it’s peanuts or meats or cheese,” he said. “P3 combines all of those products into a convenient snacking unit that we think is going to be a big winner.”

The brand name stands for “portable protein pack,” according to an image of the product shown on a trade publication called Foodproductiondaily.com. The publication displayed a version of the product marketed under Kraft’s Oscar Mayer megabrand name, noting that it was displayed at the International Production and Processing Expo.

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(TrendHunter.com) If you considered the motorcycle, the moped or even the scooter to be smart ways to get around congested city streets, you will certainly be drawn to the Ryno Micro-Cycle. This is the unicycle…

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Carphone Warehouse

Advertising Agency:Chi & Partners, London, United Kingdom
Creative Directors:Jon Burley, Rob Webster, Alexei Berwitz
Art Director:James Crosby, William Cottam
Copywriter:James Crosby, William Cottam
Additional Credits:Max Henderson, Emma Modler, Sam Lewis, Matt Thomas, Ana Saffer, Smoke & Mirrors

The car company agreed to abide by a no-primates policy advocated by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

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Oxigénio

For those who breathe music.

Advertising Agency:Mccann Erickson, Lisbon, Portugal
Creative Director:José Godinho Marques
Art Director:José Godinho Marques
Illustrator:José Godinho Marques
Copywriters:José Godinho Marques, Tomás Pimenta da Gama, Mário Nascimento

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Blush

Advertising Agency:glow, Berlin, Germany
Creative Director:Johannes Krempl
Photographer:Nils Rodekamp

Les créatifs du studio grec Bent ont réalisé le design de l’album de Wall to Wall Carpeting intitulé « Pilliad Echons », imprimé chez Symbol Ink et édité chez la maison de disques Orilla. Fabriqué en liège, le packaging du CD représente une rivière agitée en adéquation avec le mouvement des ondes sonores de la musique.