More

    Quorn unveils summer campaign returning Swedish style meatballs

    Meat free brand Quorn has launched its summer marketing campaign that will see the return of its Swedish style meatballs.

    “Our Quorn Swedish style meatballs were removed last year and since then consumers have been eagerly demanding their return,” commented Phil Watson, commercial director at Quorn Foods UK.

    Quorn Swedish Style Balls 300g (RRP: £2.20) will be back on shelves from this week.

    “We’re confident the move will add incremental sales to the category. Balls are the fastest growing type of ingredient in a sector worth £57 million and growing at 15 per cent year on year, presenting an opportunity for retailers to grow sales even further,” Watson added.

    The summer campaign, which comes hot on the heels of Quorn’s partnership with Liverpool FC, will see a six-week TV advertising activityfor one of Quorn’s best-selling frozen products, Quorn Crispy Nuggets.

    “As children return to school and busy family life resumes, we’ll be back on TV from 27 August and throughout September with our new advert that highlights just how easy Quorn makes it for families to enjoy delicious family favourite meals that are healthy for them, their families, and our planet,” Watson said.

    The advert forms part of the brand’s ‘Step in the Right Direction’ campaign, which will benefit from a £5 million investment to the end of 2020.

    Quorn Crispy Nuggets, worth almost £14 million, has been growing +48.7 per cent year on year.

    “We’re seeing an extraordinary move towards meat reduction and sustainable nutrition with more than 11.9 million households buying into meat free,” Watson said.

    “As a £202 million brand, bringing new shoppers into the category all the time, Quorn can help retailers meet the needs of those consumers who are becoming increasingly mindful of the need for more sustainable diets, with 60 per cent aware that reduced meat consumption is beneficial for the environment.”

    Latest

    Scottish indie retailers give mixed reaction to increase in minimum unit pricing on alcohol

    Independent retailers in Scotland have reacted in different ways...

    Cherries to arrive earlier this year

    Cherry harvest this year is slightly ahead of schedule,...

    Islington Nisa Local undergoes modern transformation

    A Nisa Local store, operated by LA Foods, in...

    Seema Misra slams Post Office for sending her to jail ‘to save £15k’

    Former sub-postmistress Seema Misra has accused the Post Office...

    Don't miss

    Scottish indie retailers give mixed reaction to increase in minimum unit pricing on alcohol

    Independent retailers in Scotland have reacted in different ways...

    Cherries to arrive earlier this year

    Cherry harvest this year is slightly ahead of schedule,...

    Islington Nisa Local undergoes modern transformation

    A Nisa Local store, operated by LA Foods, in...

    Seema Misra slams Post Office for sending her to jail ‘to save £15k’

    Former sub-postmistress Seema Misra has accused the Post Office...

    Mangrove adds Danish whisky Stauning HØST to its portfolio

    Recognising the production of rye and barley around its...

    Mangrove adds Danish whisky Stauning HØST to its portfolio

    Recognising the production of rye and barley around its distillery, Danish whisky producer Stauning has produced a new expression, HØST. Adding to their wide...

    The Original Caesar Dressing, Cardini’s, turns 100

    First created in 1924, Cardini’s salad dressing is celebrating 100 years since the original Caesar recipe was first made by Caesar Cardini. To mark its...

    McVitie’s urges biscuit break with new £1 million giveaway

    Global snacking company pladis is building on the success of its 2023 Bring Back the Biscuit Break campaign with a £1 million "The Great...