Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Neue | Country: Norway
“Sugarfree Arctic Candy are made of berries growing north of the Arctic Circle. Cooled by the arctic wind and warmed by the midnight sun, these berries ripen at a slow pace and grow to be sweeter than other berries. Extreme weather makes extreme berries. These are the extra sweet berries Eivind Glad use to make this candy.”
Via Below the Clouds
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Neue | Country: Norway
“Sugarfree Arctic Candy are made of berries growing north of the Arctic Circle. Cooled by the arctic wind and warmed by the midnight sun, these berries ripen at a slow pace and grow to be sweeter than other berries. Extreme weather makes extreme berries. These are the extra sweet berries Eivind Glad use to make this candy.”
Via Below the Clouds
