Increasing the sales of home-made food items through better packaging design

I designed new packaging and labels that helped double the number of sales in the café. This project started small and with a clear goal: to reduce the cost and time spend on packaging. The bakery used to sell bags of granola where the whole bag was a custom design but this wasn’t very cost effective – instead I was approached to take the existing design and transform it into two labels: one for the front and one for the back. This was a great success and the prototype labels and print runs that I did were very well received so much so that I was engaged again to design circular stickers for smaller take-away items and labels for a new product: jars of home-made peanut butter!

The client is thrilled with all of these and the individuality of the brand really stands out, making each product unique and easy to see from across the room while continuing to tie in with the brand.

Client
The Bread Basket Bakery
Year
2024

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