COUNTER INTELLIGENCE Jo Malone’s #BrilliantBlossoms collection includes travel exclusive
Jo Malone has launched its latest limited edition fragrance collection in travel retail, including a special travel exclusive set, which celebrates citrus fruits and blossoms. “The collection explores a contrast
between mouth-watering citrus fruits and serene floating blooms, alive in a secret garden,” said the brand. “Invigorating Yuja, ripens in abundance
on verdant trees and fizzes with fragrant aroma. Pristine Waterlily, captures the beauty of the floral crown jewel of the garden pond.” Returning for a limited time and joining
these two new Colognes is a duo of ‘much- loved blossom fragrances.’ “Osmanthus Blossom expresses the duality of this tiny white flower, with an
Saronno produces anti- bacterial gel and supplies to Italian Banco Farmaceutico
Illva Saronno Holding has converted part of its production facilities to manufacture anti-bacterial hand gel. The company has turned 100,000
small bottles (50ml) of its popular Disaronno brand into hand sanitiser pocket packs, which have been donated to the not-for-profit Banco Farmaceutico Foundation. Both parties will distribute the
products to 10 charities throughout Italy that provide treatment and medicines to vulnerable people. These include Caritas of Rome,
Milan, Florence and Palermo; Opera San Francesco for the poor (Milan); Fondazione Progretto Arco (Milan); Fratelli San Francesco (Milan); Centro Astalli of Rome and Palermo and Banco Farmaceutico Cosenza.
apricot sweetness alongside deep, warming notes,” said Jo Malone. “Silk Blossom encapsulates the scent
of this tempting bloom, irresistible to hummingbirds and butterflies.”
Mondelez and 3P partner to produce medical visors for NHS staff
Mondelēz International has joined forces with engineering company 3P innovation to assist with the daily production of thousands of medical visors to protect front line NHS staff. The food manufacturer, which is
donating $15m in financial aid and in-kind support to community partners amid the Covid-19 crisis, is repurposing its 3D printing technology to help print the visors. Normally, the technology is used to make chocolate sculptures at Cadbury’s Bournville factory. Mondelēz is assisting with the
production of the hard-plastic bands, which connect the top and bottom of the visors. It is also investing money into the project, so 3P can purchase injection mould technology, which will enable the visors to be mass produced. Louise Stigant, UK Managing Director,
Paul Smith dresses Caran d’Ache classics in its trademark stripes
Caran d’Ache has collaborated for a third time with British fashion designer Paul Smith for a limited edition collection of drawing and writing instruments, complete with the fashion brand’s recognisable ‘Artist Stripe’. The Caran d’Ache + Paul
Smith collection is available in duty free and travel retail stores, at Paul Smith and Caran d’Ache shops and via both brands’ websites (
paulsmith.com and
carandache.com).
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“A shared passion for colour is the unifying theme in this collaboration, as it has been a hallmark of the Swiss stationary manufacturer since 1915 and a career- defining feature of Smith’s design work,” said Caran d’Ache. “Paul Smith celebrates the
50th anniversary of his brand in 2020 and this partnership is a beautifully timed homage to the Caran d’Ache stationary that Paul has used and loved over his career.”
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Mondelēz International said: “The NHS and other frontline services are doing an incredible job and we want to support them wherever we can. “I’m extremely proud that our research
and food engineering teams have come up with a creative way to repurpose our chocolate making skills and technology, so we can make and print parts for the medical visors.”
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