Glutafin

Relaunching Glutafin’s Bread Range with Authentic Bakery Values

Close up of baker rolling out pastry with floured hands.

The Problem

Glutafin, a family-run gluten-free brand with over 30 years of expertise, relaunched its bread portfolio in 2016, improving recipes and introducing new products:

  • Gluten Free Select Fresh Seeded Loaf

  • Gluten Free High Fibre Loaf

 The challenge was scepticism. Diagnosed coeliacs often doubt prescription bread claims, seeing them as “factory-made” and poor tasting. Glutafin needed to elevate perception, showing its products as authentic, bakery-quality bread.

Image of laptop and mobile phone showing Glutafin Bakery website.

The Idea

We created the “Glutafin Bakery” platform, positioning the range around traditional bread-making values and authentic expertise. The brand story highlighted over 30 years of experience, quality ingredients, and craftsmanship, presenting Glutafin as true bakers, not just a prescription provider.

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The Outcome

We launched an integrated campaign including:

  • Dedicated Glutafin Bakery website (glutafinbakery.co.uk)

  • Acquisition leaflets and targeted email campaigns

  • Themed creative emphasising bakers and authentic processes

  • Promotion of two new loaves and a new White Roll in March

  • +5% market share increase for long-life loaves

  • Improved performance in fresh loaves despite category decline

This campaign shows how you can bring creativity and authenticity to the forefront for real impact.

- Darren Low, Group CEO

FAQs

  • What challenge did Glutafin face with its bread relaunch?

    Consumer scepticism towards prescription breads, often perceived as factory-made and poor tasting.

  • What was the creative solution?

    The “Glutafin Bakery” platform, highlighting traditional bread-making values, expertise, and authenticity.

  • What campaign activities were delivered?

    A dedicated website, acquisition leaflets, targeted emails, and themed creative promoting new loaves and rolls.

  • What results did the campaign achieve?

    A 5% uplift in market share for long-life loaves and improved performance in fresh loaves despite a declining category.

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