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95 reactions · 33 shares | Introducing our BRAND NEW TV advert! We're excited to be appearing on your screens, but even more delighted to be back with our best recipe, on shelves... | By Roberts Bakery | Facebook

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Introducing our BRAND NEW TV advert! We're excited to be appearing on your screens, but even more delighted to be back with our best recipe, on shelves...

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this is a warburtons advert is more recent it was out in 2023

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE_PVEcBTB0

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Our family business knows a thing or two about baking bread – and challenging traditions. From the moment we started in 1887, we’ve taken a fresh approach. Roberts Bakery began as a grocery store, but one that sold freshly baked bread to the residents of Northwich in the heart of Cheshire. We’re still based in

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Roberts Bakery is on the rise after fire destroyed factory

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The company wants consumers to get reacquainted with its flavours and products

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price - depends on what the demand for the product is and how much production costs.

product - what the product actually is and the ingredients included.

promotion - this involves all the marketing strategies to sell the product.

place - what kind of stores will the product be sold

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we can also talk about international bakery trends

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we can also talk about new products in the roberts bakery.

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UK’s Frank Roberts & Sons announces “shake-up” of bakery site

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The company is building “a new ’Centre of Excellence” for its Little Treats biscuit unit in Cheshire, four miles from its headquarters.