Designed by &or | Country: Canada
“As Orontas grew in terms of product offerings we realized that we weren’t going to be just a chemical company anymore because our philosophy – to make well-designed, responsibly-made, technical products – extends beyond that and we felt our existing brand reflected us as “oil company” too much. As a result, we needed a brand that could work on many different types of products and apparel and in many different counties and languages, so we made the switch.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by &or | Country: Canada
“As Orontas grew in terms of product offerings we realized that we weren’t going to be just a chemical company anymore because our philosophy – to make well-designed, responsibly-made, technical products – extends beyond that and we felt our existing brand reflected us as “oil company” too much. As a result, we needed a brand that could work on many different types of products and apparel and in many different counties and languages, so we made the switch.”
