Case study

Taste Of Home

A fresh-juice brand built to travel — from a mall kiosk to a delivery truck to the bottle in someone's hand — a Celtic-inspired mark and a green-and-yellow system that reads "real fruit" from across the room.

IndustryF&B
ScopeIdentity + packaging
Year2025
Timeline8 weeks
Taste Of Home juice cartons in Mango, Guava and Passion Fruit
The brief

Where Taste Of Home started

Taste Of Home makes genuinely fresh juice and smoothies, but sat on a market shelf full of mass-produced cartons making the same "100% natural" claim as everyone else. Nothing set it apart at a glance.

Our job: build a mark distinctive enough to own at a distance, then apply it across an entire range — cartons, cups, bottles, bags, the kiosk, even the delivery fleet — without diluting it.

What we did

The work

Every decision made against the strategy, then handed over as usable tools.

01Visual IdentityA knotwork emblem, wordmark and green-and-yellow palette.
02Packaging SystemCartons, cups, bottles and shopping bags across the range.
03Retail & FleetKiosk signage, flags and a fully wrapped delivery truck.
04LaunchRollout assets and a handover session with the team.
The output
The outcome

What changed

Taste Of Home now looks like one brand everywhere it shows up — the kiosk, the cup in your hand, the truck outside. The mark carries the "real fruit" story before a single word is read.

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People spot our cup from across a food court now. That never happened before.

— Founder, Taste Of Home
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