The Googly Fruit Organic Snacks Have a Charming Branding Design
Michael Hemsworth — June 15, 2017 — Lifestyle
References: foodbev
Putting googly eyes on anything instantly gives it character and humor, so the Googly Fruit organic snacks feature branding that has done just that with the various ingredients found in the foods it offers. Specially formulated for young palates, the Googly Fruit snacks are set to be available this summer and includes such treats as Crunchy Puffs, Fruit Made Crunchy and Fruit Squeezy. The fruit varieties are all crafted from 100% fruit ingredients and are formulated to provide a full five servings in each pouch.
The Googly Fruit organic snacks are branded in order to conceal their healthy nature from young ones in order to make them seem more like a treat rather than a product made with only natural ingredients.
The Googly Fruit organic snacks are branded in order to conceal their healthy nature from young ones in order to make them seem more like a treat rather than a product made with only natural ingredients.
Trend Themes
1. Character Packaging - Branding products with characters or design elements that add humor and appeal can create a unique and engaging experience for consumers.
2. Functional Snacks - Developing snacks that are specially formulated to provide healthier options while still maintaining taste and appeal can disrupt the traditional snack industry.
3. Disguised Healthfulness - Creating branding and packaging that conceals the healthy nature of products can attract consumers who are looking for indulgence without compromising on nutrition.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - Innovating creative and attention-grabbing packaging designs for food products can enhance brand recognition and consumer appeal.
2. Organic Snacks - The organic snack industry could benefit from unique branding strategies that make healthy snacks more appealing to younger consumers.
3. Children's Food Products - Developing innovative snacks that are both healthy and enticing to young palates can disrupt the market for children's food products.
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