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Over the past few years, we’ve seen the Russian business grow bigger, demonstrating interest in overseas expertise in nearly every aspect of economy and public life. Brand and design area has been no exception. When it comes to branding, major Russian companies are more likely to entrust their branding budgets to the UK design experts. Think, for instance, of the latest collaboration between M.video and CampbellRigg who have unveiled the new retail design concept for its stores in Moscow this week. While the UK’s creative services become more popular in Russia, the number of international projects of such kind is growing each year.

Coca-Cola Great Britain is today launching a new PlantBottle packaging. To celebrate the eco-event the company tasked designer Wayne Hemingway (who is also developing a new uniform for McDonalds) to help communicate the environmental message to consumers, creating a limited-edition umbrella, with fabric made entirely from 100% recycled plastic bottles. The umbrellas are exclusively being sold at Harvey Nichols.

Twitter game players entered into prize draw to win London 2012 tickets .

In a bid to quash the 5,120 Tweeters per hour (that’s 85 per minute) who are compelled to tweet about being bored, Cadbury @SpotsvStripes has launched The Boredom Buster, a hugely addictive and unique game that aims to literally eradicate boredom from the Twitterverse. And in the lead up to the greatest games of all,  presents itself as the first opportunity for Twitter users to play their way to London 2012 Olympic Games tickets.