7 eye-catching packaging designs from the Winter Fancy Food Show
Bright colors, illustrations and a vintage feel made these products stand out in a sea of gourmet fare.
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This new line of plant-based, organic oat milk chocolates from master choclatiers Heidi Schnog and Tom Noss uses single-origin cacao. The cacao is sourced in Ecuador, and the bar itself is made in design-happy Brooklyn.
Made in Spain, this authentic sangria is as refreshing as it is stunningly presented.
Get lost in the contrasting black and white stripes and spicy flavors of these hot honeys and sauces. The gift box is particularly inviting.
Soothing, appealing and downright pretty, these organic drinking cacaos taste as good as they look.
Put a little bit of jazz into your drink with these frozen cocktail cubes. Just add a little imagination. Cheers!
With eleven flavor profiles that span the globe, these sauces are as good to eat as they are to look at.
These Pour Over Sets come in different flavors of single-serve Vietnamese coffee—all of which are part compostable and part recyclable, as well as easy on the eyes.
These Pour Over Sets come in different flavors of single-serve Vietnamese coffee—all of which are part compostable and part recyclable, as well as easy on the eyes.
No matter how great a product is, how delicious it tastes or how inspiring its mission is, it won’t mean a thing unless people actually pick it up off shelves. While there are many factors that go into packaging decisions—including preserving the integrity of a product, shipping concerns and, increasingly, sustainability—in a sea of products, a stunning label is typically only a good thing.
A good packaging design will take into consideration the practical matters while also invoking a tone or feel that appeals to a certain population and reflects the “attitude” of the product within. Though there are many ways to say “gourmet,” one big design trend in the specialty foods channel—as evidenced by the products on display at the recent Winter Fancy Food Show—is the use of bright colors, evocative illustrations and a touch of retro flare.
These seven products in particular piqued our interest.
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