A collaborative classroom project. Duration : 4 weeks Packaging of instant dairy powder. Drawing inspiration from a milk man’s milk can, we designed a novelty packaging concept to stand out on the shelf. The packaging has a bold and bright aesthetic, the curves of the package complimented by the gentle gradient and texture of the label. A custom type has been developed to add to Milkit’s creamy powdery feel.
Milkit instant dairy powder is a fun twist on conventional milk powder, available in three different flavours Vanilla Splash, Berry Wave and Choco Swirls. Milkit comes in an injection molded polypropylene plastic container, for air tight storage.
Designed by: Maleesha Gera and Soha Savant, India.
Source: packageinspiration.com
Tags: Beverages, Food & Gourmet, Legendairy's Milkit, Maleesha Gera and Soha Savant, milk packaging, Plastic & PVC, Milk,
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Produced
Project Description:
What do you see watching at the Siya bottle?
Exactly! It is a fruit on a juice glass.
Exploring the essential of Siya juice brand, we gave it this simple solution – the natural fruit is right on Your glass.
Making something like trick, the real fruit put on the glass, transformed into an entire bottle which idea is completed with expressive design, which transparent label shows the naturality and freshness of the juice.
Agency: JDO
Client: Ringnes
Location: UK & Norway
Project
type: Commercial Work - See more at:
http://www.packagingoftheworld.com/2015/03/solo-brand-redesign.html#sthash.iOYZqein.dpuf
Source: packagingoftheworld.com
JDO partners with Carlsberg owned Ringnes to redesign Solo
JDO Brand Design & Innovation has partnered with Carlsberg owned Ringnes, to redesign the Norwegian drinks brand Solo. The orange flavoured soft drink brand is owned by four breweries, of which Ringnes is the largest shareholder. The agency has worked with Ringnes on several recent re-design projects including the Imsdal Aktiv and Farris water brands.
Launched in 1934, Solo was the first national branded soft drink in Norway. Today, Solo is established as the original orange soda based on real fruit juice and a strong focus on great taste. All products contain a minimum of 8% fruit juice - an important competitive advantage in Norway. With a market share of over 50%, Solo is the leader within the orange soft drink sector and the fourth largest soft drink brand in the total market. It is one of Norway’s strongest and most iconic brands, having an especially strong association with the Easter season and a clear link to Norwegian culture and history.
The proposed introduction of a one-way PET bottle (superseding the returnable plastic and glass bottles) was the perfect opportunity to reinvigorate the brand and keep it relevant to its consumer base. JDO was briefed to develop a unique new design to communicate great taste from a classic Norwegian brand.
JDO created a new PET icon structure and range as part of the bigger brand portfolio review to rationalize supply chain cost and complexity and deliver added benefit to both consumers and the production process.
The resulting JDO design is showcased across unique shaped PET bottles, cans and shrinkwraps as well as three flavour variants. The design creates a strong, identifiable and distinctive ‘ski tip’ word marque that can be cropped and yet still be recognizable. Orange peel effect embossing reinforces refreshment cues while condensation graphic elements communicate freshness. Bespoke bottle caps are colour coded completing flavour variant cues.
The new structure technically pushes the PET format hard to deliver bottles that both embrace the much loved brand assets of the past whilst also being robust enough to handle the immense pressure of the carbonated product. JDO was able to use its specialist knowledge and understanding of component and line design to bridge the gap and translate between the vision and the technical challenges of bringing the project to life.
Paul Drake, JDO creative director said, “We took the best of the past and turned up the volume. Every aspect of the design has been considered to deliver a fresh and dynamic brand with increased modernity and a characterful edge, from the new identity and its lock up with the ski tip device through to the bottle structure. We wanted to deliver designs that were filled with character and enjoyment but also retained the necessary gravitas and were worthy of this well known, loved and iconic brand.”
Marianne Høy Erikstad, senior brand manager at Ringnes, added, “These new packs have united the Solo portfolio of products and will strengthen Solo’s position amongst Norwegian consumers. The design has enhanced the natural and great taste of orange fruit and has a perfect balance between the historic equities of Solo and a new modern look. The new design will be an important asset to strengthen the brand vision; the world’s best soft drink, at least from a Norwegian point of view!”
The packs are now being rolled out across Norway. - See more at: http://www.packagingoftheworld.com/2015/03/solo-brand-redesign.html#sthash.iOYZqein.dpuf
Packaging and product very well integrated. You don’t need to open anything to reach the matches, you just break it off. I love the thinking. By Fitzsu Society. Have a look at their website, some really nice products there. Source: http://ambalaj.se
This product is very interesting to look at. The illustrations are very eye catching and detailed. There is no real structure to what they are and what they represent but they work because its creating a very visually pleasing and engaging product. The vibrant colours compliment the illustrations and it really makes the product stand out.
My only problem with the product, and i think its a key one, is i don't actually know what the product is. It has something to do with cream and 25oz but its not obvious. I think they spent too much time on the illustrations and not enough on branding the product successfully, which is something i am really going to have to keep in mind.
