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Advertising & Branding

November 16, 2016

How Marketing Helped Milk-Bone Create the $3 Billion Dog-Treat Market The 108-year-old brand still dominates By Robert Klara If it weren't for the organic chemist who invented margarine, the dogs of America would have no treats.
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