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INDUSTRY NEWS
New corporate Hot chocolate
image business cards
explodes onto
Continental chocolate and
the scene
confectionery supplier, House of
Sarunds, has added chocolate
business cards to its corporate range.
BTC activewear has launched a new Turn any box of chocolates into a
logo and corporate identity across its tasty business card. House of Sarunds
marketing material, including its new can place a clear plastic holder
2009 catalogue. across the lid and
Marketing manager, Nigel Roden, then
said: “It was certainly time to freshen position a
things up to reflect the energy and business
sheer dynamism running through the card inside:
company, following a staggering 40 et voila.
per cent increase in business over the This tasty
past two-years. There was no better and functional
time to do this than as we move into business card is designed to make an
our stunning new distribution centre impression long after the business
and look forward to celebrating our meeting.
20th anniversary later this year.” House of Sarunds offers a range of
The logo features a strong graphical English and continental chocolates
representation of the ‘btc’ element of and confectionery. The company is
the company name with a bold new the exclusive distributor of a brands
colour scheme built around a cardinal including Kimberley’s English
red background panel, supported by handmade chocolates and truffles
three flowing coloured ribbons. and Van Coillie handmade Belgian
On the front cover of the new 2009 chocolates. The portfolio includes
catalogue the logo features alongside loose and pre-packed chocolates,
exploding boxes showing the logos of fudge, liquorice, marzipan,
many new brands. marshmallow and nougat.
www.btcactivewear.co.uk www.sarunds.co.uk
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