Grante

A full redesign of the Grante seeds range: black and striped sunflower seeds, roasted and salted kernels, and pumpkin seeds. Each pouch keeps the same structure — logo, product name, the sunflower and the oversized XXL — and changes only its colour, so the range reads as a family from across the aisle.

We built the front and back of every pouch in English and Ukrainian, with nutrition facts, barcodes and the clear window placed for the filling line, and delivered print-ready files plus the mockups shown here.

Roasted and salted sunflower kernels became a snack line. We kept the Grante sunflower as the hero and let flavour do the talking: an appetising ingredient in the heart of the flower and a saturated colour for each taste.

The set covers five 100 g bags with bilingual copy (English and Ukrainian), flavour callouts and all mandatory panels, ready for print.

A bakery sub-brand for Grante: a wheat-ear emblem, a ribbon for the bread’s name and a colour that follows the loaf — dark brown for the Borodinskiy sourdough, blue and yellow for the Ukrainskiy rye-wheat, red and gold for the Lvivskiy baton.

The bags are printed with a wheat pattern that stays visible when the bag is twisted shut, and leave the crust on show. We designed the three bags and the mockups for sales materials.

A label system for a wide honey range. The hexagon shape and the bee stay constant; the honey’s own colour and a small band of colour tell the varieties apart, so a shopper can find linden or buckwheat at a glance.

Every label carries Ukrainian and English text, nutrition facts and weight in both systems. We prepared eight print files and matching jar mockups for the catalog.

The Grante oil range needed to look established and trustworthy. We used a tall, narrow label with a botanical illustration of each plant, a serif wordmark and a coloured band for the oil type.

Front and back labels were built to the bottle maker’s 6.75 × 2 inch template with safe zones and die lines, and each oil was checked on a bottle render before going to print.

Grante sells seven mushrooms — champignon, boletus, nameko, shiitake, oyster, wine cap and a mix — in two recipes and three sizes. We gave the range one layout: the brown Granté tab, a hand-lettered name and a painted still life of the mushroom with garlic, herbs and peppercorns.

Background does the sorting. Marinated jars carry a light linen label; mushrooms in brine get a dark wood texture, which also wraps the 2.84 kg can. Every label has the US nutrition panel and the name in Russian for the brand’s core shoppers. The photos here are the finished jars from the Grante catalog.

Grante Foods International imports and distributes European foods across the US. The new website replaces an ageing brochure site with a working tool: a catalog that stays in sync with the company’s ordering system, brand and category pages, a careers section with online applications and a help centre.

Behind it sits an admin where the team edits content without a developer.