What does BMRB stand for?

British Market Research Bureau

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Samples in periodicals archive:

According to the British Market Research Bureau, a Waitrose basket weighed in heaviest with 802.

'TAX SHOPS FOR WASTE'

A poll by the British Market Research Bureau showed public support at 73 per cent.

Stem cell research is backed

Almost three quarters of adults say they are prepared to pay for re-usable carrier bags according to an exclusive survey released today to Guardian Unlimited Environment by the British Market Research Bureau (BMRB).

Public prepared to pay for plastic bags, survey shows

According to the British Market Research Bureau, a Waitrose basket weighed in heaviest with 802.

'RUBBISH TAX' CALL OVER PACKAGING; Supermarket waste hits recycling

A poll by the British Market Research Bureau showed public support at 73 per cent.

Stem cell research is backed

The survey, commissioned by the British Market Research Bureau, found that a majority of those wanting fines thought up to [pounds sterling]50 was acceptable.

Public back [pounds sterling]50 fines for recycling refuseniks

The survey of 763 adults by British Market Research Bureau International shows that three-quarters of consumers would rather not have a bank loan or an overdraft and nine out of ten keep a close eye on their finances - an increase on the numbers in the last two surveys.

Not-so-good feelgood factor; MONEY MAIL

In just nine months the British Market Research Bureau worker was a victim of crime four times: .

Research expert quits over fear of crime