Tesco’s New ‘ICONS’ Campaign Reimagines Logo with Fresh Produce

Tesco is revolutionizing weekly grocery shopping with a bold marketing campaign that transforms the mundane into memorable moments. Through their innovative ICONS campaign, the retail giant redefines supermarket excellence by celebrating simplicity and elevating everyday ingredients to extraordinary status. Let’s explore how this retail powerhouse crafts their latest campaign magic across Britain’s food landscape while turning simple ingredients into icons of excellence.

Tesco's ICONS campaign reimagines its logo with fresh produce, emphasizing quality and inspiring shoppers to explore new culinary possibilities.
Image credits BBH London

Redefining the Supermarket Experience

The ICONS campaign takes a creative leap by reimagining Tesco’s iconic logo. Instead of the traditional lettering, each letter of ‘TESCO’ is replaced with stunning images of fresh produce. This playful approach transforms the familiar brand name into a visual feast, allowing customers to see the quality of products the supermarket offers at a glance. Conventional marketing wisdom states that altering a well-established logo can be risky. Yet, BBH London, the creative agency behind the campaign, recognized that even when stripped down to its blue chevrons, Tesco’s identity remains unmistakable. By daring to play with the logo, the agency tapped into Tesco’s bold and confident spirit, resulting in a campaign that is both unique and engaging.

ICONS of Tesco's campaign reimagines its logo with fresh produce, emphasizing quality and inspiring shoppers to explore new culinary possibilities.
Image credits BBH London

Captivating Visuals and Culinary Inspiration

Targeting food enthusiasts across the UK, the ICONS campaign features breathtaking photography by Will Cooper. Each piece of produce is captured with meticulous attention to detail, reflecting the same care and dedication that Tesco invests in sourcing its products. The result is a series of eye-catching posters that not only serve as a fun puzzle for shoppers to decode but also highlight the quality of the food on offer. Murray Bisschop from Tesco expressed the campaign’s essence perfectly. In his words, “We know quality is so important to our customers, regardless of whether they are treating themselves to a ‘finest’ steak or preparing a quick and economical stir fry. We wanted a campaign that heroes the quality of our products in a clever and beautiful way.”  This focus on quality aims to resonate with customers, inspiring them to explore and enjoy the array of options available at Tesco.

Tesco's ICONS campaign reimagines its logo with fresh produce, emphasizing quality and inspiring shoppers to explore new culinary possibilities.
Image credits BBH London

A Bold Move Worth Celebrating

BBH’s partnership with Tesco allowed them to challenge conventional rules and create something fresh and exciting. The ICONS campaign will be showcased through out-of-home (OOH) advertising across the UK, running until November 10. As shoppers encounter these thought-provoking visuals, they are invited to not only appreciate the quality of Tesco’s offerings but also engage with the brand in a meaningful way.

campaign reimagines its logo with fresh produce, emphasizing quality and inspiring shoppers to explore new culinary possibilities.
Image credits BBH London

Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes, deputy executive creative director at BBH, emphasized the significance of Tesco’s brand strength in executing this campaign.You need to have icon status to be able to play with your logo with such confidence,” he remarked. 

A New Era for Tesco

Tesco’s ICONS campaign represents a bold step forward in the supermarket’s marketing strategy. By prioritizing quality and creativity in reinterpreting its brand identity, Tesco successfully captures the attention of food lovers everywhere. As the campaign unfolds, it has the potential to inspire customers to explore new culinary possibilities while reinforcing Tesco’s commitment to providing high-quality food.

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Hasin Hamza

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