Nature’s Blessing

For the larger 950 g jar we went the other way from the bright Grante line: more white space, classic serif type and fine line illustrations of each blossom. Raw, flower, linden, acacia, buckwheat and summer blossom honeys share one layout.

The result looks at home next to speciality brands while still being quick to shop. Six labels, print-ready, with jar mockups and lifestyle shots.

Frozen fruit sells with its own colour, so the bag stays transparent and the label does the organising: brand, a watercolour of the fruit, the name in English and Russian, and nutrition facts in one tidy block.

We set up the system for 300 g retail bags and 2.5 kg food-service bags — black currant, lingonberry, red currant, sea buckthorn, sour cherry, viburnum, wild bilberry, wild cranberry and the mushroom mixes — and the matching carton labels.

A traditional pantry product for an Eastern European shopper: the label uses a shield shape, a hand-lettered Cyrillic name and a painted mushroom, with the English description underneath.

Colour separates the two recipes — red for marinated, green for salted — across five mushroom types. We designed all ten labels for the barrel-shaped jar and produced the mockup sheet for the sales team.

A wrap-around label for a glass bottle of pure juice. The near-black background makes the fruit photography glow; a vertical colour tab with the fruit’s name reads from the side of the shelf.

Each label carries the full US panel — nutrition facts, ingredients, importer and barcode — laid out so all six flavours share one plate layout. Print-ready files for the whole range.