Produce package design

Keeping up with demand for locally-grown produce, Gotham Greens has opened its largest greenhouse in Chicago, which will more than double the company's Midwest supply to 11 million heads of lettuce annually.

Since 2009, Gotham Greens has worked to transform how and where fresh produce is grown. Today, with national expansion and new product innovations on the horizon, they’re focused on strengthening their brand equity with an eye toward the future. As they approach a decade in the marketplace and new market expansion across the Northeast, New […]

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Package design for an unnamed brand selling meat and vegetables in supermarkets. The idea was to simplify the designs by keeping only crucial information on display to make the shopping experience easier and more pleasant.

Some of the more interesting designs in the food and beverage space come from unexpected places. The produce section is one of those places. While some heritage, national brands have a more generic look that is easy to glance over, some smaller, local producers are taking note of the importance of standout branding and packaging. […]

Designer: Anna-Maria Kandales-VorobevaProject Type: Student ProjectSchool: Moscow State University of Printing ArtsPackaging Content: Organic ProduceLocation: Russia”Tops/Roots” — local…

A new project from Make & Matter and Trina Bentley. Essential Living Foods is a nutritious, organic, superfoods that practices a positive impact on the environment. The design focused on the sustainability of the product while adhering to the many requirements needed on the package. “Essential Living Foods sources the world’s most nutritious, beyond-organic superfoods […]

Whether you have a zeal for top seal, are betting on netting, vouch for the pouch or go with the flow, fresh produce packaging continues to evolve.