New look for East Lancashire baker
Accrington-based baker Clayton Park Bakery is re-branding its product range to reflect its Lancashire heritage and carry industry-leading packaging information.
The new look was unveiled for the first time on Clayton Park’s four-packs of hot cross buns, which are now on sale, before being rolled out across the rest of their ranges of pies, savouries, morning goods and cakes over the next few months.The packaging also promotes the company’s craft-baked approach and contains extra information on allergens in line with new EU regulations on the provision of food information for consumers that will come into force in December.
“We are excited by the new packaging and hope it will be well received and instantly recognisable for our customers,” said Clayton Park Bakery managing director Barry Thomas.“We wanted the illustration to reflect the fact that our products are craft-baked by our own dedicated team of bakers on our premises across two specialist bakeries in East Lancashire.
“We pride ourselves on our baking heritage and our use of local products and suppliers wherever possible.“The new packaging also reflects the changes the company is making in terms of continued growth and extended product range.”
Clayton Park Bakery, which was formed in 1995 and employs over 100 people, recently made a multi-million pound investment in a second unit near its Accrington head office to increase production of its morning goods.The re-designed packaging will also allow Clayton Park to comply with new EU regulations regarding product information 11 months before they become compulsory.
“The new packaging also carries all the nutritional, sourcing and allergen information that will be required under EU law by the end of 2014,” added Barry. “We have addressed that situation several months early to make sure our customers are getting all the information they require about our products.”
