Designed by Estudio Mllongo | Country: Spain
“The ‘Feeding Collection’ is designed especially for children, taking into account their needs and adapting to them. We have developed a packaging suitable for each specific product, transparent and visible through each one of its faces. Icons, textures, typography, illustration and images have been specially created, resulting in a visually attractive packaging”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Estudio Mllongo | Country: Spain
“The ‘Feeding Collection’ is designed especially for children, taking into account their needs and adapting to them. We have developed a packaging suitable for each specific product, transparent and visible through each one of its faces. Icons, textures, typography, illustration and images have been specially created, resulting in a visually attractive packaging”
