Great designs all around. We're still deciding between our three favorites, and should have a decision for you soon. Thanks again to everyone who participated!

The common issue we're having with all the designs is that, although they're all nice and have style & elegance, unless the MESSAGE is very centrally focused on the customer will not be drawn to our product. When they pick up the package they have to instantly be hit by two messages:

40% Fewer Calories
and
72% Daily Value of Fiber

The numbers themselves (40% and 72%) are actually the big selling points, and should be larger than the accompanying text. They are the ONLY reasons people are going to by this pasta.

Once we have them looking at this text, we can add in other comparison factors.
Calories: 130 vs. 210
Fiber: 18g vs 2g

If you'd like to see someone who did a good job with this, check out Fiber One's box design.

Unfortunately, we don't have all the text for the back side decided on yet. It's definitely not going to be identical with the mac & cheese (less kid focus), will probably include a recipe, cooking instruction to be adjusted, ingredients shorter, etc. nutrition facts panel also has to change (Is the software to output those according to FDA specs common in graphics programs, BTW?)

I'll try to get the text finalized this week, and will post it as soon as I can. But we're really focused on making the front panel eye-catching.