Promo Tracker: Baby food and snacks "most-promoted category"
By just-food.com | 4 October 2010
Baby food and snacks was the most-promoted category in the UK in September, according to the latest data from the just-food Promo Tracker.
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Baby food and snacks was the most-promoted category in the UK in September, according to the latest data from the just-food Promo Tracker.
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