Australian nightclubs are a hard nut to crack, when it comes to selling new non alcoholic drinks to them. So when your hear management substituting red bull for something else, it makes you wonder what, hmmm what tastes like Red Bull and is commonly found in nightclubs in Australia?
NOTHING, so good on you Red Bull for suing and good on you night club management for trying to screw Red Bull.
So next time your drinking at an Australian nightclub, do not forget your being entertained by management and red bull.
“Red Bull Energy Drink is a premium brand and with that comes an expectation, by our consumers, to deliver the highest quality product. The strong marketing effort behind Red Bull Energy Drink is driving consumption which is clearly being exploited by some venues, taking away the rights of the consumer and threatening the intellectual property rights of our brand”, Neath added. Courtesy bandt.com.au
So what is a highest quality energy drink product ?
via hospitalitymagazine.com.au
Radenska Mineral Water is proving to be popular in Australia, I have noticed more retailers taking it on.
It is bottled from the mineral springs of Radenci located in Slovenia at the foot of the Alps. The Contains Radenska Spring water and natural herbal teas from Hibiscus and Rose Hip extracts.
They come in three flavors: lemon, peach, and wild berry.
If your into real brewed tea then give springleaf tea a go.
Humans are blood thirsty animals, we kill 60 billion other animals for food each year and wash it down with 187 billion litres of bottled water.
Food kilometres are a measure of the distance food is transported between production and consumption.
Oh Coca cola, how far have you traveled!
Toooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo many fooooooooooooood Kilometres!
Do the planet a favour and and say no to Coke!
concentrate for Coca-Cola is shipped to licensed Coca-Cola bottlers throughout the world
How ethical was coke in World World II?
The Great Australian Citizenship Competition from coolabah.com
| Q1 |
If you're participating in some 'Hard Yakka' - what are you really doing? |
| Q2 |
How Many Aussie men does it take to change a lightbulb? |
| Q3 |
If you 'tie me kangaroo down sport' - will the kangaroo be able to untie himself in time for dinner? |
| Q4 |
If a bloke yells 'cooee' underwater from Airlie beach- will someone hear him from Bondi? |
| Q5 |
When an ankle-biter is getting a little aggro- name one thing that'll make him a Happy Little Vegemite? |
| Q6 |
Two Yobbos are yakkin about a yabby - why? |
| Q7 |
The lollypop lady needs to go to the loo to lay on some more lippie. Do you
A) Dob her in? or
B)Shoot through to Woolloomooloo? |
| Q8 |
What would you rather be? A cheeseburger short of a happy meal - or a few kangaroos loose in the top paddock? |
| Q9 |
Which is more dangerous? An alligator pear - or an Akubra? |
| Q10 |
When playing 'two-up' how many coins are tossed into the air? |
I have gone up from 5 to 6 for the main website, not bad at all for a "hobby" website. All good on the western front!
Many websites small and large receive over half of their visitors from Google search referrals. And without a sales team to sign advertising deals, most become AdSense affiliates, automatically connecting them with millions of advertisers worldwide.
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A manual for lawyers, start your bidding ladies and gentlemen.
