
Pearlfisher gives Consider Pastures egg brand “emotive” new look
Consider Pastures’ branding puts the “imperfect shape of the egg” front and centre, with an updated carton and geometric patterns.
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The biggest packaging design stories, from food and drink packaging to new trends in environmental sustainability and the latest debates around unbranded cigarette packets.
Consider Pastures’ branding puts the “imperfect shape of the egg” front and centre, with an updated carton and geometric patterns.
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Design Bridge New York has created the new look for the Michigan-based craft beer, with both Dutch and American inspirations.
Pearlfisher has redesigned the 185-year-old beer brand, with a look that puts its historic squirrel icon front-and-centre.
The wellbeing range includes refillable sanitisation products and customisable face masks aimed at city dwellers and travellers.
The new identity for Sheese aims to be as “accessible as possible” and includes new packaging, a redrawn wordmark and communications.
The new look for the online store seeks to set itself up for “significant future growth”, and includes a redrawn logo, custom typeface and redesigned packaging.
You now have an extra three weeks to get your entries over before the deadline on 1 April and find out everything you need to know here.
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BrandOpus has redesigned one the biggest US beer brands from the 1990s, which it says had been lacking a memorable identity.
The bottle is made by Danish company Paboco and features an extra strong paper shell, 100 per cent recycled plastic enclosure and liner inside.
Innovate UK is looking for “bold and ambitious” projects that tackle the sustainability challenges related to plastic packaging.
Our Design Agency has created the new look for Relish (previously Active Minds) which produces games and activities for people living with dementia.
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As part of our series of design in 2021, Landor & Fitch executive creative director Shaun Loftman looks at what will happen in packaging design in the next 12 months.
Among the new guiding principles for the company is a focus on progressive and environmental values as well as a story of East meets West.
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As part of our series looking at in-house design teams, we talk to the heads of design about the “labour of love” that is Polaroid.
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