'Say Yes To Simple': Simply Showcases Its Growing Portfolio With Brand Refresh and New Campaign. Simply is inviting consumers to “Say Yes to Simple” in a new campaign showcasing the brand's fast-growing lineup of juices, ades, alt milks, smoothies and other ready-to-drink beverages made with honestly simple ingredients ...

The new “Say Yes to Simple” campaign featuring actor Eugene Cordero, and humorous creative celebrating the benefits of simplicity in a fast-paced world has helped modernize the brand with both a more youthful and irreverent tone, along with stepped-up investment in digital marketing to meet younger consumers where they ...

Simply Beverages (also known as the Simply Orange Juice Company) is an American fruit juice company based in Apopka, Florida that was founded in 2001 and is a brand of The Coca-Cola Company.

Coca-Cola's Simply brand - which has used the smooth voice of Donald Sutherland in ads for two decades - has a new spokesman, Eugene Cordero. The actor, known for roles in “Loki” and “Star Trek: Lower Deck,” appears in new ads that add a humorous tone to the orange juice brand's longtime no-frills positioning.

Discover what's concealed behind Škoda's legendary tagline. Each Škoda model features a range of sophisticated gadgets designed to make your life easier every day. But the well-known Simply Clever tagline that is now synonymous with the brand means much more than that. Explore the world of Simply Clever.

A New York man who previously bought Simply Tropical juice is suing Coca-Cola and the Simply Orange Juice Co., which is owned by Coca-Cola, alleging false and deceptive advertising when it comes to its tropical drink product, a complaint filed Dec. 28 says.

Who plays Einstein in the Verizon commercial? The person playing in the starring role as Einstein is none other than famed actor Paul Giamatti. Giamatti is one of the more prominent actors of the past few decades, nabbing roles in cultural touchstones like Saving Private Ryan, The Truman Show and Planet of the Apes.

In the hilarious 60-second spot, titled 'New year, new neighbor,' Scrubs co-stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison inform Travolta about T-Mobile's Home Internet, to the iconic tune of Summer Nights. “Tell me more, tell me more,” sings Travolta.

While Simply produces multiple juices, including orange, fruit punch, apple, and cranberry, this lawsuit alleges that only Simply Tropical contains PFAS. Not only does the lawsuit allege that Simply is misrepresenting the product with its label, but also with its marketing and the use of the word "Simply."

Made with real lemon juice and other all-natural ingredients, it's everything you love about lemonade - minus the inconvenience of having to make it yourself. With Simply Lemonade, the difference is clear. Clear enough that you can see the all-natural ingredients inside.

The lawsuit revolves around labeling Simply Tropical and Simply Orange as “All Natural” and “made simply,” which the Simply Orange Juice class action lawsuit alleges to be false due to the discovery of synthetic chemicals called PFAS, which are far from natural.

Pepsi ad The Best (1989) The song is often mistakenly called Simply The Best, a line from its famous chorus. It's been featured in numerous commercials over the years, including a Pepsi ad featuring Turner herself. It was also used to promote rugby league in Australia.