Slowly Does It Food designed by Berg
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Slowly Does It Food is a concept that produces high quality home-style food that delivers directly to homes and offices. Owned by Bob Walker and based in Sydney Australia the company engaged with Glasgow based Berg to create their identity and packaging that would communicate the passion and concept of slow cooked food.
Paisaje Cultural Cafetero by Jaime Cadavid
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Paisaje Cultural Cafetero is an organisation that supports a number of coffee growing areas and heritage sites around Colombia’s central and western foothills of the Cordillera de los Andes. Their new identity developed by Columbian designer Jaime Cadavid characterises the natural, cultural and architectural significance of the area.
Good Heavens! designed by B&B Studio
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Bio Green Dairy is a UK producer of drinking yoghurt that blends real fruit and good bacteria. As part of a brand overhaul they turned to London based design agency B&B to develop a new name, identity and packaging proposition that would deliver a stronger presence in an increasingly saturated market. Now retailing under the name Good Heavens! and labelled a ’boutique dairy’ the product has been repositioned as ‘indulgent’ and ‘feminine’.
