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Seabrook Crisps, one of the UK's oldest crisps manufacturers, today launches its new packaging, designed by creative and strategic agency Propaganda.
In line with the wider marketing communications plan, Propaganda along with Seabrook Crisps has developed the eye-catching packaging to deliver a more premium positioning and to meet the needs of the modern consumer and their hunger to know exactly what's in their food. Seabrook Crisps were the first everyday crisp manufacturer to go completely ‘clean label' - i.e. they don't contain MSG, GM and are all gluten-free. Now the new packaging will clearly display these "better for you" ingredient messages, with a GDA dial, to further aid consumer knowledge and choice.
John Tague, managing director of Seabrook Crisps commented; "Our crisps have always had bold and strong flavours, and now I feel the new packaging reflects this. The look is more premium, yet still very recognisable to our loyal customer base. We are delighted with the shelf-impact the design delivers and we are confident the new packaging will drive sales."
Richard McMurrough, Propaganda client services director added: "We are really pleased with the new design that delivers impact and clearly communicates the brand values. Previously, the colours of the Seabrook logo changed depending on the flavour of the crisps and the flavour name was not instantly visible. Now the logo will remain in the corporate colours of blue and red to maintain brand identity and consistency across the range, with the flavour names being more dominant on the packaging. As Seabrook were the original crinkle cut crisp, this is now also present on the logo. Seabrook has a genuine nostalgic affinity with the consumer, it is important to communicate exactly what the brand is loved for."
John Tague, managing director of Seabrook Crisps commented; "Our crisps have always had bold and strong flavours, and now I feel the new packaging reflects this. The look is more premium, yet still very recognisable to our loyal customer base. We are delighted with the shelf-impact the design delivers and we are confident the new packaging will drive sales."
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