Designed by True Design | Country: Norway
“Røkeriet is a fish smokery in Bergen on the west coast of Norway. The branding in general and packaging communicate their natural, traditional and handcrafted methods when smoking their products. They use only the highest quality, locally sourced salmon and take great pride in the final product. The design needed to be contemporary yet traditional, functional and visualize the high quality of the product.”
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Designed by True Design | Country: Norway
“Røkeriet is a fish smokery in Bergen on the west coast of Norway. The branding in general and packaging communicate their natural, traditional and handcrafted methods when smoking their products. They use only the highest quality, locally sourced salmon and take great pride in the final product. The design needed to be contemporary yet traditional, functional and visualize the high quality of the product.”
