A new packaging design has hit shelves this week for Cravendale’s products, designed by Elmwood Leeds.
The brand has refreshed its current design, which has been in place for three years, in an effort to better communicate its ‘purity’ message to consumers inform them that Cravendale products are filtered for purity while reminding consumers that it stays fresh for seven days once opened.
Sam Dolan, brand manager for Cravendale, commented: “The challenge was to create a design that stands out against other milk brands and that really catches consumers attention when they’re shopping the milk aisle. We want consumers to be more discerning in their milk choice and spend more time shopping the fixture.
“Our aim is to communicate the product benefits of Cravendale. It is filtered for purity, removing more of the bacteria that turns milk sour, meaning it also stays fresher for longer.”
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Well, it's alright but I wouldn't say it stood out. I would have made more of the 'purity'
and filtered bit.
its milk, how much do you want it to stand out?
it would catch my attention, pretty good in my opinion
If that's the case. I'd have changed the line under Cravendale to state 'Fresher. Longer." Surely the benefit is more compelling than the process?
true, i would agree with the below comment
Anon 12:04.
Your dead right, it is milk..my mistake, but if you read the article above the 'milk' is
"filtered for purity" making it fresher..longer.. which sounds pretty good to me, my point being..never mind I can't be arsed.
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