Mr Kipling Australia New Seasonal Range

Robot Food

Marshalls Mill, Marshall St, Holbeck, Leeds LS11 9YJ, UK

Creative Agency: Robot Food
Project Type: Produced, Commercial Work
Client: Mr Kipling (Australia)
Location: Leeds, UK
Packaging Contents: Biscuits, Baked Goods
Packaging Substrate / Materials: Cardboard

As part of a wider international refresh launching early next year (2018), Mr Kipling release a new look seasonal range for the Australian market with Leeds based branding agency, Robot Food, leading on design.

Mr Kipling is a brand beloved by Brits and known for its lines of ‘exceedingly good’ cakes and baked goods. Further afield, the brand is typically enjoyed as a seasonal indulgence available during the Christmas period; its heritage and ‘Cherry Bakewell’ allure only truly understood by sweet-toothed ex-pats.

But after spotting an opportunity to stand out and establish itself in a growing but otherwise stale cake category, the Premier Foods’ International Team asked Robot Food for a design refresh and reposition that would grab the attentions of international consumers.

But more on that later.

First to launch are Mr Kipling’s Halloween and Christmas treats for the Australian market. Robot Food focussed on simplifying and amplifying the brand, heroing the Mr Kipling name front and centre, and incorporating their beautiful festive products into the design through aerial food photography. Traditional seasonal cues were modernised, with clean shapes set against bold, bright colours that shout loudly from shelves.

Stripped back, streamlined and very brand proud; the new range marks the beginning of Mr Kipling’s new international expression as a contemporary brand with plenty of stand out.

Look out for Mr Kipling’s Halloween Chocolate and Slime slices, Toffee Terror Whirls and 8 delicious Christmas SKU’s including favourites such as Mince Pies, Frosty Fancies and Festive Bakewells, arriving this month in retailers across Australia.

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  1. I can't understand why the tag line on the box has been changed to 'No ordinary cake'. Are they not exceedingly good anymore?

  2. Why has the plastic wrapping been removed??? I will no longer purchase a product which can now easily become contaminated or stale if the cardboard is damaged whilst enroute to retailers or whilst being put on store shelves over!!!!!

  3. Why has the plastic wrapping been removed??? I will no longer purchase a product which can now easily become contaminated or stale if the cardboard is damaged whilst enroute to retailers or whilst being put on store shelves over!!!!!

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