Office 2013 - App-v Package setting language to English United Kingdom

I have created an app-v package for Office 2013 using the instructions following in
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2915745
Which works great and I have an app-v package created, trouble is that the language in Office i.e. Word is set to English United States. I need to default to English United Kingdom.
I have tried using Group Policy, and the language (Eng UK) appears in "Language" in word and if selected it uses this for session, but when Word is closed and re-opened to defaults back to English US.
I've also tried setting the language in the config.xml file to EN-GB during the build process, but the process fails straight away.
Anyone know how to permanently set the language to English UK?
Thanks
Gareth

Hi,
The packager Process ends after a couple of seconds with this error in the log
03/10/2014 14:03:26.289 SETUP (0x103c)
0xfbc Click-To-Run
apx75 Monitorable
TryLaunchClient::HandleStateAction: C2R Client returned failing error code 17002
03/10/2014 14:03:26.289 SETUP (0x103c)
0xfbc Click-To-Run
aoh72 Medium
ExitBootStateMachine::HandleStateAction: Bootstrapper workflow exiting with result: 0x0
The only english language that seems to be supported is EN-US and backed up by this document
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f5fee727-df49-4ef7-b073-dd6c08dfecfa(v=office.15)#BKMK_LanguageIdentifiers
I don't have a problem about creating the package in en-us, but need a way of changing it after it is deployed.
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