The rebrand will, for the first time in the Nescafé’s 75-year history, see it using the same branding across all 180 countries where it is sold.
Publicis has worked as lead communication agency on the project, with CBA Design Paris in charge of the packaging and design work. The digital campaign is led by OgilvyOne Frankfurt.
The new look features a modernised brand icon, with a red accent, as well as the ‘hub’ – a stylised aerial view of a coffee mug.
The branding also uses the new slogan ‘It all starts with a Nescafé’.
Nescafé says the new designs have been created ‘with new, younger consumers in mind’.
The new look will roll out across all packaging, communications and digital touchpoints around the world, Nescafé says.
Patrice Bula, Nestlé’s head of marketing, says, ‘Nescafé is our largest single brand… and one of the cornerstones of our company.
‘But we live in a more globalised, social world and we realised that we needed a more unified, powerful umbrella for a brand like Nescafé – a single personality that could also be expressed differently in each country.’
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One response to “Nescafé launches unified global look”
It’s a pity the new logo/brandmark is so ugly!