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Maxwell House

American company
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  • Ann Marie Fudge

    Fudge was named to head Maxwell House in 1994. Under her leadership the company tried to turn its age into an advantage. Advertising campaigns featured jazz renditions of the venerable jingle (“ba ba ba ba bup bup”), and the longtime slogan “Good to the last drop” was emblazoned in neon


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    Fudge was named to head Maxwell House in 1994. Under her leadership the company tried to turn its age into an advantage. Advertising campaigns featured jazz renditions of the venerable jingle (“ba ba ba ba bup bup”), and the longtime slogan “Good to the last drop” was emblazoned in neon


    Read More