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Examples of how brands make a differenceForest Feast is a brand success story
Kestrel Foods' Forest Feast brand is experiencing remarkable momentum, growing 35% year-on-year and now holding the No.1 position in the market for chocolate dipped nuts, chocolate dipped fruits and dried mango. Founded in Northern Ireland in 1996 by founders who...
HUEL
Complete nutrition company Huel has expanded beyond its core meal replacement offering with the September 2025 launch of Daily Greens Ready-to-Drink, a lightly sparkling supergreens beverage available in Apple, Cucumber & Mint; Peach & Hibiscus; and Blueberry,...
Absolut partners with Tabasco
Absolut Vodka and Tabasco have partnered to launch a new chili pepper-flavoured vodka. With the bottle resembling a Tabasco hot sauce bottle, the alcohol has been crafted by fusing Absolut Vodka with a unique essence created from the fermented, aged red pepper mash...
Jason’s Sourdough: from Regional Bakery to a Biggest Bread Brand
In just five years, Jason's Sourdough has become the UK's fourth biggest bread brand, proving that even in mature categories, disruptors can still achieve growth. Fourth-generation master baker Jason Geary joined the family business in 2004/05 igniting the...
Walkers brand logo re-fresh
Last month, Walkers unveiled a brand refresh (the self-claimed biggest change in its nearly 80-year history), with a new visual identity across its core range. Inspired by Walkers’ farm-to-crisp story, the refreshed design features a new sun-inspired logo, moving away...
Baylis & Harding: expanding beyond gifting
Founded in 1970, Baylis & Harding has been synonymous with beautifully packaged gift sets but now is making a strategic move into everyday bathroom routines. Baylis & Harding's 'Christmas Starts Here' campaign featuring Amanda Holden (her third year as brand...
Pukka tea wellness alignment
Launching in January 2026 to coincide with the January wellness trends, Pukka's latest marketing campaign taps into the thought that wellness has become overly complicated and overwhelming. Rather than adding to the noise, Pukka is encouraging consumers to reconnect...
BuzzBallz ready-to-drink innovation boom
While nine of the top 10 mainstream spirits brands saw volume declines in 2025 (The Grocer), BuzzBallz recorded UK off-trade sales of £24.6 million with volumes climbing nearly 800%. Is the spherical cocktail in a plastic bottle a novelty of here to stay. ...
Affordable Luxury: What It Means for Brands
As UK shoppers reassess what “value” truly means, more are seeking out small moments of luxury - everyday products that deliver a sense indulgence without the premium price tag. Consumers want products that feel above the ordinary. Some grocery brands are responding...
The Star Power Strategy: Celebrity Marketing
Celebrity endorsements of consumer products have evolved far beyond traditional advertising. Brands are now forging more authentic, multi-year partnerships with cultural icons to create genuine connections with customers. Glenmorangie's collaboration with Harrison...









