But it has decisively failed to reverse falling sales due to a decline in KR's core market: professional librarians in government, scientific and academic establishments.
The new additions are designed to reverse falling sales of KitKat, which dropped by more than 9% last year, according to figures from trade magazine The Grocer.
The teaching of English in Indonesia's primary schools will end next year as the government attempts to reverse falling standards in Bahasa Indonesia.
Mr Philips, who is under pressure to reverse falling sales and profits, added: "We will be using Ocado's technology, logistics and distribution platform".
The spokesman said: "The EBacc is already reversing falling numbers studying languages at GCSE, which should have a positive knock-on effect on numbers continuing to study them at A-level.
The No. 2 automaker is fighting to reverse falling sales in the United States, dwindling profits and rising consumer incentives, with its image hurt by the recall of millions of Firestone tires fitted on Ford vehicles.
The Kellogg Company said yesterday that it planned to cut prices and increase coupons next year to try to reverse falling sales of its Keebler Chips Deluxe and Fudge Shoppe brands.
Canada, meanwhile, boasts several "reversing" falls, a phenomenon in which fresh water tumbling into the sea appears to be forced back in the spray and turbulence of incoming tides.
Similarly Sainsbury's will struggle to reverse falling sales "as Aldi and Lidl gain increasing traction with the middle classes", said Joyce, who predicts its shares could also fall to 155p over the next 12 months, a decline of more than 40% from its current 265.7p.
SURELY, we'll all remember when we first heard this news:In a country with more sheep than people, a group of New Zealand farmers plan to create a cartel to reverse falling profits and boost prices for wool used to make yarn for carpets.
As a capital goods exporter, Germany had been one of the prime beneficiaries of credit-driven demand in China but this is now also reversing: falling property prices and credit growth are bringing forward China's choice between a slowdown towards a more sustainable growth trajectory and a continued credit-fuelled but unsustainable expansion.
