Starting this week, Glad Products Company is shelling out between $30 million and $40 million in media spend to motivate consumers to choose its new eco-friendlier kitchen trash bag—which is priced ...

Glad is proving that trash doesn't have to add to the mess. Who better to turn trash frustration into fun? "No one feels more strongly about trash than Oscar the Grouch, so we knew we had to reach out ...

Celebrating the chore of taking out the garbage, trash bag marketer Glad has teamed up with “Sesame Street”’s Oscar the Grouch. Reviving the Clorox brand’s “Don’t Get Mad, Get Glad” tagline with a new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Once upon a time, commercials were all extremely catchy and funny. We actually didn't mind those breaks and, to this day, many of ...

Anthony Rotunno, a senior editor, developed his eye for detail at Vanity Fair, honed it as editor-in-chief of the Brooklyn Paper, and now uses it to find home décor and lo-fi tech. I have tried to ...

The Clorox Co. and Glad Products Co. are accused of deceptively marketing Glad Recycling Trash Bags as suitable for recycling in a false advertising class action. Manfred Muecke, a solo practitioner, ...

To highlight the features of what the company is calling its “toughest trash bag ever,” Glad, together with agency partner FCB Chicago, illustrated the bag’s ability to withstand wear and tear of ...

Glad launches all-new "Don't Get Mad. Get Glad." campaign, featuring a remix of Oscar's hit song "I Love Trash". Why Oscar the Grouch?Glad is proving that trash doesn't have to add to the mess. Who ...