According to sources, MindShare has reportedly won buying duties worth US$7 million for the Centrum and Caltrate brands in specific local markets on the Mainland.
All planning and the remainder of buying remains with long-term incumbent Zenith.
SHANGHAI - Wyeth China has concluded its China media review, handing buying duties for two brands to MindShare, and retaining incumbent ZenithOptimedia for all planning and the remainder of buying.
by | 03/14/2007
According to sources, MindShare has reportedly won buying duties worth US$7 million for the Centrum and Caltrate brands in specific local markets on the Mainland.
All planning and the remainder of buying remains with long-term incumbent Zenith.
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