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NEW WORK: Culture Yoghurt

New Culture Yoghurt brand identity and packaging design.

Food DIY has been a niche market that is rapidly becoming mainstream. Consumers who are taking interest in what goes into their food are seeking out new brands that make this easy while also not compromising on flavour experiences.

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New Culture Yoghurt brand identity and packaging design by Onfire Design. Food DIY has been a niche market that is rapidly becoming mainstream. Consumers who are taking interest in what goes into their food are seeking out new brands that make this easy while also not compromising on flavour experiences.

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