Designed by Peter Gregson | Country: Serbia
“Peter Gregson Studio designed the packaging and ID for new brands of organic and non-organic milk, yogurt and kefir called PANON® and BIOPANON®. They are produced in 0.5 and 1 liter packaging. We saw this task as an opportunity to go back to the “basics” both in design and tradition. So, we used the pattern of traditional embroidery and turned it into a simple graphic form.”
Designed by Partners + Napier | Country: United States
“Friendship Dairies needed a way to reach 100% of their target audience. How? By bringing a little color and sass to the dairy case. With packaging becoming the new POS, especially when it comes to clean stores, we decided to amplify Friendship’s fun personality at the dairy case to a point where even their competitors’ consumers couldn’t help but love ‘em. With a sophisticated package redesign, Friendship was able to elevate their brand’s personality, as well as shopability—filling an unmet need in the cottage cheese category.
We went directly to the source and used qualitative and quantitative testing to ask consumers what was most important to them when shopping. As a result, we were able to give them exactly what they wanted. Sassy lid and tub discovery lines were also added to introduce a fun, witty dialogue at shelf, and to help differentiate from competitors with Friendship’s “all natural” stance.”
Designed by Blend-it Design | Country: Israel
“Adir Milk is the largest premium goat milk-producing dairy in Israel.
The dairy, which is located in the Upper Galilee, has served as an experiment for us to create a dairy milk experience that reflects a feeling of tradition combined with an ultimate taste experience.
The search for a design language that relies on the best of French cheese design traditions has led us to a world of primal emotions, simplicity, and elegance, conveying freshness, quality, and locality.”
Designed by Mika Kañive | Country: Spain
“With fresh and delicious fruits, the yogurt tastes better. That’s idea of this product, having the same portions for those who want more fruit than the tipical yogurt, just half and half. This pack could be re-used as a glass and the impact to ecology is reduced with this materials (glass and carton). The name FRTS & YGRT, taking out the vocals, the product could be read the same in english as in spanish. The logo takes reference of the pack, clear and simple.”
Designed by Fontos Graphic Design | Country: Hungary
Clean and simple typographic solution for this Hungarian dairy brand’s visual identity. I wish we knew a bit more about it.
Designed by Timothy Batterham | Country: Australia | Fonts: Metroscript (modified), FF DIN “The brief was to brand and design packaging for Organi-yum. The brief stressed the need for packaging that suited its organic style. This is a Rendering of the yoghurt design, a PLA plastic (biodegradable plastic) film design with a tear top and … Read more
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