UK Packaging Awards 2009

An "excellent improvement" and a "big leap forward" were just two of the compliments paid by our judges to Honey creative's new design for Spicentice. With sales up almost 40% in the seven months after the relaunch, London-based Honey achieved more than Spicentice had imagined when it decided its packs of herbs and spices, launched in 2005, were due for a redesign. Read more >>

Honey wins 4 DBA Design Effectiveness Awards

23rd of October 2009

Honey, the UK’s fastest growing creative agency*, picked up two silver and bronze awards at last nights Design Effectiveness Awards, hosted by the Design Business Association.

Honey were awarded two silver’s for their work on the highly successful Harrods Food Hall line and spice-kit specialist, Spicentice’s range of products. Two bronze awards for recruitment business Graduates Yorkshire and fast healthy eating chain, Tossed, completed the awards haul. Read more >>

Harrods Christmas Range

With Christmas around the corner, Honey is incredibly excited by the launch of its latest range for Harrods. The world-famous retailer required a revamp of its Christmas Food Gifts, including a wide variety of Christmas delicacies such as Luxury Christmas Pudding with Scotch Whisky, Swiss Marc de Champagne Truffles, Limited-Edition Luxury Brandy Butter with Cognac. Read more >>

Tossed featured in Design Week

Tossed has recently been featured in an interesting article by Jack Jones in the 8th of October issue of Design Week. Jack takes a look at debranding and the issue of locality, a prominent theme in the wake of Starbucks’ decision to remove all branding from one of its Seattle coffee shops. Read more >>

Graduates East

Continuing the award winning work for client Graduates Yorkshire, Honey has created a website and branding strategy for the off-shot organisation Graduates East. Launching on the 21st of October, similarly to the Grads Yorkshire proposition, Graduates East connects employers with graduates in the East of England. Read more >>

Tesco Finest* Restaurant Collection

Honey has created premium packaging for Tesco’s Finest* Restaurant Collection. Building upon the existing Finest range, Tesco’s brings the eating-out experience into the home. Read more >>

Tesco Ken Hom Chinese Ready Meals

Tesco enlisted the help of Honey to reinvigorate its chilled own-label Chinese ready meals. The biggest retailer in the country obtained the help of celebrity chef Ken Hom to develop a distinguished range of meals and side dishes. Read more >>

Spicentice Launch New Chutney

Continuing our creative partnership with spice kit specialist Spicentice, we have designed the packaging for the brand’s new chutney range. Read more >>

Honey does it again - UK Packaging Awards 2009

16 July 2009

Creative branding agency Honey and Spice-N-Tice have been voted as finalists for The UK Packaging Awards 2009 in the ‘Best Packaging of a Brand’ for their redesign work of the brands ‘little packs of herbs & spices’.

Created in 2005, the Spicentice’s proposition is based on ‘little packs of herbs & spices designed to give consumers everything they need to make a perfect meal’. Read more >>

Packaging a punch - Honey heading for award success

16 July 2009

Creative branding agency Honey and Tesco have been voted as finalists for The UK Packaging Awards 2009 in the ‘Best Packaging of a Brand’ for their range of Dips.

Honey has been retained as one of Tesco’s strategic and design partners for over two years working together to define the strategy behind their core Own Brand ranges. To date Honey has designed over 500 SKUs. One of those ranges is ‘Dips’ which is comprised of 22 SKUs. Honey created a solution that was appealing to the consumer and easy to navigate, resulting in Industry recognition. Read more >>

Honey number 1 UK small agency

6th July 2009

Honey has grown 47% to take the No1 spot as the fastest growing branding agency in the UK.

According to Doug James, director at brand consultancy Honey, design agencies need more business acumen to remain profitable and successful. 'It's about setting a business up, knowing all the metrics and which ones to watch - the key performance indicators. You need to know where it is you make money,' he says. Read more >>