4th February 2021
Premium chocolate brand Green & Blackâs has refreshed the packaging across its Organic tablets range to âcapture the attention of shoppers looking to trade up within the categoryâ.
The new visual identity, which will start appearing on shelves from this month, aims to reinforce the brandâs commitment to ethically sourced cocoa and high-quality chocolate.
Green & Blacksâ new look also showcases a category-first Chocolate Intensity Scale. The scale, located on the front of pack, has been developed to highlight each barâs tasting cues and help consumers discover their preference.
The packaging update follows the launch of Green & Blackâs new creative platform âWildly, Deliciously, Organicâ, which celebrates the Organic range and the origin of the Green & Blackâs brand. The new creative platform and Intensity Scale will roll out across a Through-the-Line marketing campaign throughout 2021.
being tested. this is a fantastic test for the system to analyze how the test performed, or improvements required? i suspect yes. that is another point where we will be able to build on this event. i am seeing reports that this fault was so shallow it was technically aboveground. on the intensity scale, what is that? not something coming from a scientist. i doubt that is coming from the usgs. earthquakes can obviously now occur aboveground. sometimes, our locations may show up as being negative depth and that means that something went wrong and how we located it. depth is actually much harder t to okay, we just lost the shot of the news conference but just
this is an excellent test case for that system. we ll be able in the coming days be able to analyze how the system performed, are improvements required. i suspect yes, maybe in terms of estimating the magnitude. there s another point where we ll be able to build on this event and make some progress. i m seeing a report from usgs that this fault is so shallow, it was technically bob ground. listed as a like a line on a violent intensity scale. what is that. not something coming from a scientist. i doubt that s coming from the usgs. earthquakes cannot occur bob ground. yeah. there are some times where our location might show up as being a negative depth. that means something went wrong in how we located it. the depth is much harder to constrain. all our stations are at the surface. basically triangulation it s easier to see where they are not
working their way back through these neighborhoods. on the intensity scale, what we are no longer seeing is the high winds and heavy rain. the water can be up to my knee, my mid thigh. especially if you 3450i9 be elderly or infirm. we are seeing folks who thought they could ride this out, maybe their house didn t get flooded. but their street did. they re running out of medication, food and water, they re getting a sense of the scale and scope of this thing, that it s going to be a problem for a couple days. even as the water level is starting to come down now, as the rain starts to stop. the noose river, which has been the big water maker here. they re getting ready for another water event in a few days. much like tammy was talking about in south carolina. when that river crests from this
meteorologist bill karins with the weather. it s always like 100 degrees out there in the desert in california. california. endio. it was 60 degrees and raining or something like that on opening day. all because of that same storm. the storm that produced the tornadoes was the same one that produced the snow there and that storm s going to be responsible for the 90 degree heat that s potential today in areas of new england. so first things first. let s just recap this amazing tornado outbreak on saturday. a couple reasons that it s amazing to me. we had 126 tornadoes. if you told me we had 126 tornadoes in the midwest i d probably tell you we d have more than five fatalitiefatalities. we were fortunate in some ways because most of these tornadoes were weak. the lower end of the intensity scale. and there were a lot of them in rural areas. of mostly central kansas, northern oklahoma, wichita got spared. that s the one big city that was kind of in the mix of all the tornado symbols