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Palmolive’s latest Sensorial Range of concentrated dishwashing liquids features packaging designed by Tweak to differentiate on shelf while retaining the established Palmolive Dish architecture. Read more
The company behind Kettle chips asked Tweak Design to come up with a premium look for its new range of popcorn.
Fabric softener brand Cuddly chose Tweak Design to come up with a packaging look for its new anti-wrinkle product.
‘The Big O’ is the catchy name for the latest orange juice-based sports drink from Frucor Beverages.
A Sydney creative agency was asked by a popular brewery to design the labels for a collection of limited edition bottled ales.
Lion asked a Sydney-based brand agency to refresh its XXXX Summer Bright Lager alongside the release of a new mango flavour.
Body care brand Baré was one of seven Australian companies recognised in a global competition celebrating on-pack creativity.
The owners of a European-styled dessert boutique in South Melbourne used packaging to help their brand stand out.
Brand development specialist SGK is expanding its Australian brand development group with three key appointments.
A high-end pet food company asked a Sydney design agency to help them target Australia's foodies through their new pack design.
Melbourne design agency Watts Design was asked to design a modern look for pork crackling brand Crackle & Co.
The launch of a new muesli brand in a crowded category was a challenge embraced by design team The Spice Agency.
There are many significant design trends hitting the product packaging world right now. We take a look at vibrancy, luxury, and nostalgia.
Packaging design company Depot Creative developed the branding for a personal care product called Sven's Island.
Two Adelaide-based companies partnered to design a fresh, feminine look for a botanical skincare range.
A popcorn brand commissioned Watts Design to create movie-themed packaging for the Melbourne International Film Festival.
Luxury goods brand Louis Vuitton has closed the door on its chocolate brown shopping bags in favour of 'Imperial Saffron'.