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Kellogg's ad focuses on Corn Flakes heritage
By Hadassah Nymark, Campaign, Tuesday, 11 November 2008 01:00PM
LONDON - Kellogg's is going back to its roots with a new campaign emphasising the value of its Corn Flakes.
Cornflakes...new ad by CheethamBell JWT
The ad by Manchester agency Cheethambell JWT, intends to remind consumers that the product is still value-for-money - at 10p per serving - during the current tough economic times.
Mike Taylor, Kellogg’s UK head of sales, said: "We know in a time of recession, people turn to brands which offer consistent reassurance, backed by a strong pedigree.
"That’s why our heritage features so strongly in this activity."
The creative features the changing image of a Corn Flakes cereal box, from the first packet designed by Kellogg’s to the current version on supermarket shelves today.
The TV and national print campaign will run from November to January.
Credits
Client
Kellogg's
Agency
Cheetham Bell JWT
Creative
Matt Crosby & Richard Sorenson
Creative director
Andy Cheetham
Producer
Julia Gaffey
Director
Jason Fisher-Jones
DOP
Keith Goddard
Producer
Mark Collins
Production
The Mob Film Company
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