Listerine $100 Mil. Spend In 1999 To Include New Tartar Control Mouthwash
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Warner-Lambert has earmarked $100 mil. to advertise and promote the Listerine brand in 1999, a portion of which will be used to market new Listerine Tartar Control Mouthwash.
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