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  • BrandOpus Has Designed Packaging for Chedds—Kids Cheese Snacks

    BrandOpus Has Designed Packaging for Chedds—Kids Cheese Snacks

    BrandOpus has designed the branded packaging for Chedds—a new kids snacking range from the nation’s favourite cheese brand, Cathedral City.Dairy Crest, the UK’s leading dairy company, is set to...

    7 July 2011

  • Cheestrings Spaghetti—Cheese Strings for Imaginative Kids

    Cheestrings Spaghetti—Cheese Strings for Imaginative Kids

    The British company Kerry Foods is expanding the portfolio of its Cheestrings snack brand with the launch of...

    30 July 2010

  • Mainland Cheese: Inside and Outside

    Mainland Cheese: Inside and Outside

    Almost any cheese is worth nice packaging. Mainland cheese is worth something more than nice. The Australian design studio The Grain has developed great packs for various types of the diary product to provide the...

    1 December 2009

  • Brand new cheese pack offers more choice

    Brand new cheese pack offers more choice

    Emmi, Switzerland's leading cheese and dairy product company, has introduced their brand new cheeseboard (“Käsplättli”) with a hard cheese range available in the two varieties; Swiss Tradition and Premium Selection. Now consumers have the choice between four...

    1 December 2009

  • Spring Design Partners has redesigned Kraft Natural Cheese

    Spring Design Partners has redesigned Kraft Natural Cheese

    Spring Design Partners' Insight Research™ uncovered an opportunity to change consumer perceptions through the positive, nostalgic memories and “real” experiences consumers associate with the...

    31 August 2009

  • French student wins ‘Cheese Futures’ packaging project

    French student wins ‘Cheese Futures’ packaging project

    The British Cheese Board commissioned the ‘Cheese Futures’ competition to challenge and explore the current boundaries of cheese packaging, and identify what consumers might expect to see on supermarket shelves in the future. This is the first time a...

    29 May 2009

  • Gamalost frå Vik: a cheese from fjord country

    Gamalost frå Vik: a cheese from fjord country

    Last year Sukker studio from Norway beautifully redesigned the packaging for the Norwegian specialty cheese "Gamalost frå Vik".Gamalost is a celebrated regional speciality from beatiful...

    4 May 2009

  • Smarter snacks from Sargento

    Smarter snacks from Sargento

    According to Sargento Foods, while many consumers aspire to eat better and healthier, most are not taking their snacking habits into account.Instead of empty calorie snacks like cookies or chips the company offers naturally savory cheese snack sticks, which taste...

    5 March 2009

  • Propaganda of cheese

    Propaganda of cheese

    Wensleydale Creamery has appointed strategic and creative agency, Propaganda, to develop the brand and drive sales within its category.Based in Hawes in North Yorkshire, Wensleydale Creamery is the leading manufacturer of Wensleydale...

    4 March 2009

  • Kraft Foods revamps Philadelphia packaging

    Kraft Foods revamps Philadelphia packaging

    Kraft Foods is looking to differentiate its Philadelphia soft cheese from supermarket own-brand versions with its first major packaging redesign for 20 years. The last redesigned was done in 2003 by Landor Hamburg.

    27 February 2009

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