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Devonshire® Brand Guidelines Devonshire® Brand Guidelines November 2014 Version 2.0 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES Table of Contents Brand Statement 3 Brand Voice 4 Brand Mark 5 Primary Color Palette 8 Typography 9 Photography 10 Omni-Channel Applications 12 Packaging 14 2 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES BRAND STATEMENT Brand Statement The divine order of dining calls for the best to be served last. There's no better way for operators to ensure a perfect dining experience from beginning to end than with fine- baked Devonshire desserts. Devonshire offers sweet indulgence in every bite of the wide selection of classic and contemporary bakery products that are made with care and attention. From red velvet mini cakes to caramel apple pie to black currant cheesecake, each dessert is ready to thaw and serve and has the delicious eye appeal and taste of a handcrafted, artisan- quality treat. Brand Statement defines the products and benefits of the brand. It’s generally used on websites, sell sheets, guides and any promotional pieces that showcase several items of that brand. 3 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES BRAND VOICE Brand Voice BTB Devonshire desserts are made with the finest, freshest ingredients. Each dessert is ready to thaw and serve, and has the delicious eye appeal and taste of a handcrafted, artisan-quality treat. To tell that story, the tone is “sell with a smile” to make it appropriate and engaging. Three to four descriptive sentences paint a picture of the dining experience each product creates. The “sell” is a description of product attributes. The “smile” is a slice-of-life statement that lightens the mood of the copy in an attempt to endear the brand or product to the customer. 4 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES BRAND MARK Brand Mark The Devonshire logo assumes the shape of a doily with ribbon accents, bringing a boutique (or homemade) bakery feel. It recalls the highly-cherished tea experience that is often associated with the upper class. An image of a cupcake (with the help of the “bake shop” descriptor) points to the brand’s specialty, while simple lettering maintains an approachable feel. 5 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES PROTECTED SPACE & MINIMUM SIZE Protected Space & Minimum Size To maintain the integrity of this high-quality brand across all applications it is important to abide by the rules laid out in these guidelines, starting with the protected space and minimum size. The logo should appear no smaller than 0.75 inch wide in any application. An alternate, simplified version of the logo may be used when cruder printing processes demand. Always respect the clear space around the logo; it should always measure the width of the letter "E" in "DEVONSHIRE" of the logo. 6 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES INCORRECT USE OF THE BRAND MARK Incorrect Use of the Brand Mark ® ® ® Do not change the color. Do not add a drop shadow. Do not rotate the logo. ® ® ® Do not skew. Do not scale Do not remove or change disproportionately. the graphics elements. ® Do not place on top of busy photography or background color. 7 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES PRIMARY COLOR PALETTE Primary Color Palette The combination of black and purple sets a distinguished, yet very approachable tone. The touch of purple not only showcases the baked goods for which Devonshire is known but hints at the royal ritual of high tea. PROCESS BLACK PANTONE 512 C C: 0 C: 55 M: 0 M: 99 Y: 0 Y: 3 K: 100 K: 16 R: 0 R: 131 G: 0 G: 49 B: 0 B: 119 HTML: #000000 HTML: #833177 8 ® DEVONSHIRE GUIDELINES TYPOGRAPHY Typography The primary typeface used for Devonshire is Gotham. Gotham is a geometric sans-serif chosen for its clean, legible and appealing qualities. Available in a broad range of weights and styles, condensed styles dominate the Devonshire brand to complement the lettering of the logo. Berthold Akzidenz Grotesk supplements Gotham. Gotham HTF Bold Condensed ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 Berthold Akzidenz Grotesk Bold Condensed ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 1234567890 9 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES PHOTOGRAPHY Photography Devonshire food imagery is light and refreshing. Often paired with salads and fresh greens, the lighting is airy and soft. Delicious food photography is a very important part of every brand when designing collateral and print ads. It is essential that it looks appealing and fresh with food that is always plated on white. Pay close attention to food styling; the food should look like it was prepared in a restaurant by an experienced chef, not like a home-cooked meal. Devonshire images should be photographed with a short depth of field for a soft-focus background. This effect may be achieved in post production. 10 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES PHOTOGRAPHY Glamour Shots (Sell Sheet Covers) Application Shots Delicious food photography is a very important part of ingredient or flavor story. Always choose the freshest and every brand when designing collateral and print ads. It is least-processed imagery of raw food ingredients to essential that it looks appealing and fresh. Food imagery reinforce the message of quality. Food should be should look like it was prepared in a restaurant by an photographed with bright, airy lighting and retouched to experienced chef, not like a home-cooked meal. Raw food eliminate shadows and distracting imperfections. ingredients are also acceptable and may be used to tell an Images are illustrative of visual styling and are not indicative of product categories. 11 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES OMNI-CHANNEL APPLICATIONS Omni-Channel Applications US Foods® marketing campaigns always include digital extensions that involve websites, apps, social media and more. The tone exactly mimics the US Foods program that it's a part of (The Scoop, Food Fanatics®). In fact, it is recommended that we lift much of the copy from the printed materials and use it as a base to create the digital works. For experiential marketing applications, there should be no limits to creativity to delight and engage customers. That includes the US Foods voice. The copy must be bright and fun to encourage the reader to participate. 12 DEVONSHIRE® GUIDELINES OMNI-CHANNEL APPLICATIONS Sweet Indulgence in Every Bite Devonshire® offers sweet indulgence in every bite of its wide selection of classic and contemporary bakery products made with care and attention. Each dessert is ready to thaw and serve, and has the delicious eye appeal and taste of a handcrafted, artisan-quality treat. Product Inspiration Features & Benefits It’s convenient to serve a fun and whimsical treat that • Hand-dipped and spun involves almost no cleanup. As individual hand-held • 100% yield dessert sales continue to rise, these cake pops will meet • Pair with international coffees or after-dinner every kid’s need for their own dessert options. “cordials” • A great item targeted at kids Vanilla cake is hand-dipped in sweet white chocolate, then rolled in rainbow sprinkles. You can also serve a rich chocolate cake, hand-dipped in a sweet blend of fine, dark chocolate and then rolled in chocolate sprinkles. Cake pops are great for kids or as a bite-size offering for adults. Ideal Uses • Snack • Treat • Dessert • Birthday party dessert option • A decoration with ice cream A-Code Product Description Pack Size 8744005 Birthday Cake Pop 6/10/1 oz. 8743544 Chocolate Cake Pop 6/10/1 oz. Premium Lemon rasPberry Layered CheeseCake BIRTHDAY CAKE POP Premium sweet Potato maPLe Layered CheeseCake CHOCOLATE CAKE POP Dessert “mash-ups” are a super-popular trend and tastes like these are the Serve a fun dessert that appeals to kids of all ages that you can only get reason why! These delectably layered cheesecakes bring the tastiest of from US Foods®. This perfectly proportioned cake provides a sweet treat America’s favorite desserts together in each bite! They come to you without the guilt. Time to celebrate dessert! pre-sliced and frozen so you can use only what you need – thaw a whole cake or individual slices. For more information about Devonshire® products, visit www.usfoods.com or contact your local US Foods representative. 06-2014 © 2014 US Foods Sell Sheets “With so many restaurants turning to artisan and local ingredients, pie is one of the easiest ways to showcase the season. It’s one of the last old ‘new’ discoveries.” OUR ASSORTMENT OF PIES Alisa Huntsman, pastry chef at Loveless Cafe in Nashville, Tenn. Rich and creamy, with the freshest ingredients Pumpkin Pie Apple Pie Cherry, Blueberry & Peach Pies With a rich sienna color and a tender The flaky, tender crust perfectly delivers a The flaky, tender crust perfectly delivers a crust, this pie has a nutty, sweet and spicy sweet and spicy apple cinnamon filling with sweet and tasty cherry, blueberry or peach pumpkin filling. each bite. filling with each bite. Southern Pecan Pie Boston Cream Pie Coconut Cream Pie One part gooey, one part nutty and all parts Cake filled with a creamy custard and The rich texture of a creamy coconut filling delicious, this sweet and tender pie really frosted with rich chocolate. You can debate and decadently sweet whipped topping sums up “yum.” if it’s a cake or pie. Customers won’t debate come together to create a classic dessert. about it being delicious. Chocolate Cream Pie Lemon Meringue Pie Shells Rich and flavorful, this chocolate cream is A rich, lemony custard topped with a Flexible, raw dough produces a light and a dream come true for chocoholics and fluffy light meringue brings tart and sweet flakey texture and a golder brown color. Pies and Pie Crust Guide always a customer favorite. together so exquisitely. Pie Guide “Life is short. Eat dessert first.” LAYER CAKES Award winning pastry chef Jacques Torres Chocolate and Beyond Special touches make every cake look and taste like homemade. 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