I think JAS84's salad pot is a far stronger source than any website.
Another High Street Rebrand
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all new Phil
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They seem to be stuck in a constant cycle of promoting their American ownership before removing all trace. I'm surprised they've not changed their name to Walsda for a week yet.
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all new Phil
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Who are these idiots who are telling them that fake farm shop branding is appealing to customers? We know it's not a farm shop, it's Asda. It just looks tacky.
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bilky asko
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bilky asko
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It was a pointless link though. It's not like the Unilever heart and it's not as if it actually unifies their branding.wells wrote: Wed 03 May, 2017 02.37 I don't understand it, the Sunburst linked nicely to parent without being overly obvious, in the way they've tried to force the brand in the past and added some much needed character to the Asda logo.
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simserve02
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Just to muddy the waters around the Asda logo here is the packaging for quite a few smart price products seen in store today. Looks like the pre 1985 logo 

HSBC, fresh from the success of their 'groundbreaking' rebranding as HSBC UK over here, are rolling out some far more lovely bank cards - annoyingly, just one week after I received a new one.

I really, really like it (best design out of all the UK banks IMO). It's rolling out globally to every card type - more info here - and was created by Shift Partners.

I really, really like it (best design out of all the UK banks IMO). It's rolling out globally to every card type - more info here - and was created by Shift Partners.


