1. Department: Nonfood

Surcare unveils new brand design

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Surcare, the sensitive-skin laundry brand, has revealed a bold new redesign as it aims to shake up the way consumers think about laundry. Under its new ‘love your laundry, love your skin’ campaign, Surcare is encouraging households across the UK to see laundry not as…

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