economy brand

It was first introduced to American smokers in 1929 as a popular ten-cent economy brand.

After a few years on the market, other luxury car manufactures have mimicked the technology, along with some economy brands.

As has happened in the UK, the market does not reward economy brand cars that branch up into this segment.

Natural Light is an economy brand 4.2% abv reduced-calorie pale lager introduced in 1977.

For example, we tested a luxury brand's entry-level model that didn't perform as well as an economy brand model that was half the price.

At the same time, industry analysts say they are seeing a pronounced shift away from high-priced hotels to medium and economy brands among those who do still travel.

The spots have already been shown in a few local markets in the first television campaign Miller has run for the economy brand in more than five years.

An economy brand which sells items ranging from food and drink to toiletries, currently the UK's fastest growing grocery brand.

Since 1982 he is editor of the magazine "Economy Brands" published by Il Mulino.

Economy brand soda, sold at Stop & Shops in Connecticut, sells for 69 cents for a two-liter bottle.

Traditionally an economy brand, Days Inn China has upgraded the brand image and market placement in China with a range of hotel brands.

Fairfield Inn by Marriott is a lower cost, economy brand of hotels that are franchised by Marriott International.

Lionshead is an economy brand 4.5% abv deluxe pilsner introduced in 1905, and made with American malts, corn and hops.

Red Circle Coffee was introduced in 1919 by the American supermarket chain A&P as an economy brand with the slogan "For Savings".

It is the more upscale of Choice Hotels' economy brands, as its sister brand, Rodeway Inn, typically has less amenities and features at its properties.

In 1989, the company introduced Sleep Inn, an economy brand utilizing a consistent interior corridor design prototype and all-new construction, designed by Rob Spurr.

Ibis, one of the economy brands of Accor, the giant French hotel company, has 651 hotels in Europe, most of them in France and Germany.

But mass manufacture and a change in styles meant that it ended up as an economy brand in the UK, bought out in the 1980s byMFI Group.

In September 2011, Hennequin unveiled plans to dynamize Accor's economy brands and introduced the Group's new signature "Open New Frontiers in Hospitality".

The debut of the Bucks and Bristol economy brands, as well as new advertising for brands including Benson & Hedges, Cambridge and Merit Ultra Lights, have gone unheralded.

Some Eastern European countries are showing a trend towards purchasing lager in large PET packs, for Bulgaria this trend is mainly confined to standard and economy brands of pale lager.

Ibis becomes the keystone of the Group's economy brands (All Seasons becomes Ibis Styles, and Formule 1 and Etap brands become Ibis Budget).

Sleep Inns, an economy brand begun in 1988, describes itself as the first chain that started out with "state of the art" door security: These motels, now numbering over 100, use the guest's credit card as the room key.

Ibis, an economy brand of Accor, the giant French hotel company, which already has one hotel in Dubai, plans to expand with a 480-room hotel there in December and a 365-room hotel in 2008.

Busch Beer, a 4.6% abv economy brand pale lager was introduced in 1955 as Busch Bavarian Beer; the brand name was changed in 1979 to Busch Beer.