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Flora Plant Cream launches in the UK on a mission to disrupt the creams category

Flora Plant Cream is the plant-based brand’s disruptive first step into the creams category and represents the next phase of its popular “Skip the Cow” campaign

by Fiona Briggs
March 29, 2024
in Products
Reading Time: 2 mins read

Flora is launching one of its most successful professional products to UK shelves. Flora Plant Cream – available in Single and Double – arrives in supermarkets following years of use in professional kitchens up and down the UK.

Flora Plant Cream is widely regarded as a best kept secret amongst the likes of Caffè Nero  and professional chefs at The Ivy – as it cannot be over-whipped, and doesn’t curdle or split, making it the perfect staple on their ingredient list.

Now, UK shoppers can bring Flora Plant Cream’s expert taste and performance into their own kitchens. Flora Plant Cream is the ideal choice to elevate a pasta dish, whip up for cupcakes or add a touch of class to some scrambled eggs.

Today’s retail launch signals Flora’s intention to disrupt the creams category. By leveraging the brand’s bold and successful “Skip the Cow” campaign, Flora Plant Cream will attract more young shoppers to the category and drive incremental growth.

Flora will make a strong marketing push to promote Flora Plant Cream, including a national TV campaign on linear TV (ITV, Channel 4, and Sky) and major streaming channels that will build on its new ‘Bit Weird’ advert, which launched this month. This will be supported with additional activity including chef and influencer partnerships.

On top of its value in the kitchen, Flora Plant Cream has the potential to deliver substantial benefits to the planet. If UK shoppers selected Flora Plant Cream over dairy alternatives, they would reduce their climate impact by 65% – that’s the equivalent of charging a smartphone overnight for 18 months (or 554 times)!**

Ian Hepburn, marketing director, UK, Upfield, said: “Thanks to Flora’s innovation, UK shoppers now have a foolproof way to recreate their favourite restaurant recipes at home. Much like the professional chefs that love our 100% plant-based products, everyday cooks no longer have to sacrifice the flavour and performance they deserve, thanks to Flora Plant Cream.

We are proud to launch yet another product range that speaks directly to our sustainability commitments and helps encourage dairy-users to “Skip the Cow” and make a simple but impactful switch to our non-dairy alternatives which are better for the planet.”

Flora Plant Cream is suitable for vegans and free of any allergens. It is now available in Tesco and ASDA, before rolling out across other major retailers in the coming months. For more information, please visit https://www.flora.com/en-gb/flora.

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