
Context
Vegetable expert Bonduelle has made a commitment to increase the amount of organic vegetables available in its offering, while promoting French origin. The brand already has a 4th range organic offering, and in early 2019, it will be launching a wider range of organic French vegetables in both canned and frozen formats.
Challenge
How can we make organic vegetables attractive to everyone on a daily basis through a visual identity and packaging concept?


OUR SOLUTION
_ Focus on the brand’s point of differentiation: 100% French organic vegetables.
_ Develop a solid transversal structure to boost visibility on shelves and promote the natural aspect of products to reassure consumers.
_ Be indulgent and natural by using photos of raw ingrediants.
_ Give added value to the frozen organic vegetables through plant-based packaging that contains 45% of bio-sourced material from sugarcane.