Designed by Beryl Firestone
“Gelo is authentic Italian gelato packaged for the masses, with a nod to the old school paper box ice cream cartons, while still maintaining a hint of the rectangular shape of the tins it’s served in across the pond. geometic patterns for each flavor let you know which flavor it is from any angle. colors reflect fruit flavors, white represents the milk. (only 2 colors per box = white, color… represent the 2 primary ingredients – fruit/flavor & milk)”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Beryl Firestone
“Gelo is authentic Italian gelato packaged for the masses, with a nod to the old school paper box ice cream cartons, while still maintaining a hint of the rectangular shape of the tins it’s served in across the pond. geometic patterns for each flavor let you know which flavor it is from any angle. colors reflect fruit flavors, white represents the milk. (only 2 colors per box = white, color… represent the 2 primary ingredients – fruit/flavor & milk)”
