This again demonstrates how HP Sauce as a brand is intertwined with British culture and identity due in large part to its branding history. Heinz decided to launch a campaign to promote both Ketchup and HP Sauce in This campaign was known as Red vs Brown and encouraged consumers to vote online for their preferred condiment.
It focused on Facebook, Twitter, and mainstream radio stations as forms of communication and featured a live online map of the different regions of the UK. The campaign also focused on having stations at supermarkets and front of store displays for promotion. The label received a minor alteration starting in June of due to the current view of the Houses of Parliament along the Thames.
Elizabeth Tower, which houses Big Ben is currently surrounded by scaffolding, so the label now reflects this. The scaffolding stands out in red and even includes two small figures helping with the construction. The labels will continue to be produced until the restoration of the tower is complete. If you have any brands that you would like us to look into, or product histories you think other readers would enjoy, drop us a message on our social media sites!
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If enough people stop buying these products that have moved out of country we can hurt these companies. The Dulux paint factory — oh yes, Holland.. Scottish salmon.
Did you know that all farmed Scottish salmon is Dutch owned. Will it never end. Poultry was kept in cages 50 years ago. It was only by housewives and househusbands rejecting eggs and birds reared in this barbaric fashion that changed the conditions for our poultry. It can be done. Get on the barricades guys and gals. Same here, I will not buy HP sauce. Tiptree Brown Sauce is superb, as is their Ketchup. Both are produced in Essex as far as I can tell. The red is generally available in Supermarkets but brown seems to be online only.
Missing is the 10cm Union Jack roundel now so familiar in their literature and their products. I am buying Branston in future. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Kate Hills 12 Comments News Opinion. Comments on HP Sauce Facebook page. Who says nothing is made in Britain anymore? John Palmer on October 27, at pm.
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