This is the new 'Made in Britain' logo - I hate it. It's quirky, twee, a bit fiddly and poorly ballanced. I can't imagine it working at a small scale without adjustment and it looks very difficult to place. I'm pretty sure you culd all do better. This is the generic news story that's been issued with it - there is no further comment in the design press yet - I look forward to seeing what happens.
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- A campaign for a new Made in Britain marque for
products manufactured in this country has produced a logo after
receiving an "overwhelming response" from the public.
Kitchen appliance manufacturer Stoves is leading the campaign after
research earlier this year showed that half of consumers were confused
about which brands could still claim to be made in Britain.
Denver Hewlett, chief executive of Stoves, said: "We have been
overwhelmed by the response to the Made in Britain campaign, with
widespread interest, a mention in the House of Commons and many other UK
manufacturers showing their support. There is clearly an appetite for a
standard marque."
He continued: "We think that this logo really captures the essence of
the campaign and will proudly be displaying it on our website and
marketing material and encouraging other UK manufacturers to do the
same."
The marque is designed to be used by British manufacturers on their
marketing material, websites and products to help consumers understand
the origins of the goods they are buying.
A survey of 1,000 people earlier this year found that more than a
third would buy British goods more often if it was easier to identify
the country of origin.
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