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“Supermarkets are expanding their fresh fish offerings to include more sustainable species like gurnard, mackerel and skate. These fish are cheaper and just as tasty, but customers often shy away from them because they are unfamiliar and occasionally just plain ugly. This fish packaging proposal helps put these fish back on equal standing with their more recognized brethren by placing them in an attractive and highly recognizable packaging solution. The packages are intended for use at fresh fish counters. Constructed from a double layered polyethylene, they are airtight, resealable and can be filled with ice for transport to keep your fish fresh until it hits the pan!”

“Side Project Jerky is the result of countless hours spent testing marinades and drying times for perfectly flavored and textured jerky. Born in the kitchens of work colleagues Marcos Espinoza and Mark Novasack and ultimately conceptualized over a few pints with the help of brand strategist Daniel Olsovsky, Side Project offers its customers a pause from the demanding life of a gentleman. Each flavor is first vacuum sealed and individually hand wrapped in its own (unique) re-purposed mechanical drawing that would otherwise be tossed in the trashcan (we hate wasting paper) The packaging also references Marcos’s primary occupation as a construction manager.”

Èlia is a feminine name, from the Greek word “ελιά” (olive). In accordance with its name, a subtle feminine touch has been given to both the brand (with the typographic game of the logotype) and the packaging itself.

The name “Kispiac” means “Small Market”, which refers to the market next door. The packaging for this small bistro's products in Budapest reflects the home-made, traditional ethos of the company.

As a part of launching a new trademark of high-quality finished ingredients for cafe and restaurant chefs, a large-scale design concept was developed for more than 250 items of products of Soyuzsnab Horeca.

The packaging design tackles the tasks of simplicity and clarity at the same time: the product should be noticeable in a professional kitchen, and its inner content should be clear at first glance. It was also necessary to develop the system of visual differentiation of ingredients – their purpose for various dishes and correspondence to this or that group of products.

Eesti And (Estonian Gift) is a gift to everyone who values delicious meals and Estonian aesthetics. The packages integrate original vintage photos with a neo-romantic logo, the latter highlighting the beautiful moment of giving.

Additionally, quick & easy recipes for creative cooking with the product are found inside the cover. Eesti And is the best example of nouveau nostalgie and the perfect combination of Estonia’s quality products and outstanding packaging design.

Mousegraphics: "The design: To meet the expectations of an overseas based client was a challenge we accepted with enthusiasm. Our design approach developed through a series of emails and skype calls between Athens and the exotic Mauritius, whilst we gradually absorbed the information that described this food product as ethically cultivated and dynamically positioned in the contemporary market.

Røkeriet is a fish smokery in Bergen on the west coast of Norway.

The branding in general and packaging communicate their natural, traditional and handcrafted methods when smoking their products.

They use only the highest quality, locally sourced salmon and take great pride in the final product. The design needed to be contemporary yet traditional, functional and visualize the high quality of the product.