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  • Bavaria Changes to Blue

    Bavaria Changes to Blue

    The Bavaria brand has been present on the market since 1719 and is now the second largest producer of beer in The Netherlands. The old traditions should be respected and kept, but not for too long when it comes to branding. Last month the producer introduced a new look of its...

    24 November 2009

  • New bottle and label design for Tyan Shan

    New bottle and label design for Tyan Shan

    Leading brewery Efes Kazakhstan launches the revolutionary redesign of Tyan Shan lager. This remarkable brand presentation by Claessens|Cartils underlines the new invigorating positioning....

    7 September 2009

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