The California Milk Processor Board (CMPB), the organization behind the infamous ‘Got Milk?’ campaign, is back with a 2022 update urging people to ‘Get Real.’ Get Real ad / GALLEGOS United ...

The California Milk Processor Board behind the famous "Got milk?" ad campaign is apologizing after it launched a controversial site promoting milk as a cure for menstrual problems. The site ...

Shortly after he was hired as the executive director of the California Milk Processor Board, Jeff Manning had ... Partners jotted down a tagline: “Got milk.” Then he added a question mark.

Instrumental in the success of Got Milk? was Jeff Manning, who was the executive director of the California Milk Processor Board. (Now a marketing strategist and speaker, his current website is ...

The original "Got Milk?" campaign was not marketed to mothers and grandmothers, the milk buyers in Latino households. Fortunately for the California Milk Processor Board, the sponsor of the ads ...

Considered by many to be one of the most impactful advertising initiatives of all time, the 32-year-old "Got Milk?" campaign by the California Milk Processor Board forever changed the way ...

The California Milk Processor Board wants people to imagine a world in which things are just as “real” as milk. The latest campaign from the organization best known for the "Got Milk?" ...

Story by California Milk Processor Board • 6d Singles Rediscover Real, Genuine In-Person Connections Over Breakfast via "Milkshakes and Morning Jammies" Speed-Dating Events ...

Got milk? Remember the catchy ads featuring celebrities with milk mustaches from the 1990s? The advertising campaign by the California Milk Processor Board has been revamped for the 21st century ...

In the age of COVID-19, food banks have never been more important. COVID has created thousands of new clients for California's food banks—and new challenges that may outlast the pandemic. Pre-pandemic ...

Image The California Milk Processor Board, the original promoter of the “Got Milk?” slogan, has a new campaign highlighting Mootopia, a kind of utopia where milk fills lakes and rivers.

The “Bones Love Milk” skate team, sponsored by the California Milk Processor Board (creators of got milk?), hosted Shredquarters, a four-day immersive skateboarding pop-up event in Huntington ...