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PROTEINA Cheese got their new product label by running a design contest:
by Gustavo RVRe-Design My Product Label For A Lactose-Free, High-Protein Cheese
Check out PROTEINA Cheese's Product label contest…
The Brief
Industry
Food & Drink
Design inspiration
The Brief
Design inspiration
Color inspiration
The Brief
Other color requirements
Up to 4 colours.
Company name
Proteina High-Protein Foods
Existing website
https://eatproteina.com
The Brief
Product name
PROTEINA High-Protein Cheese
Description of the product
Proteina is a high-protein, low-calorie, lactose-free cheese made from 100% Canadian organic milk. It was developed to help you lose weight, grow muscle, or to simply replace your everyday cheese for a healthier lifestyle.
Description of the product target audience
1) Fitness-junkies 2) Mothers trying to buy healthier, organic alternatives for their family 3) Keto community 4) Vegetarian lifters
The Brief
Style attributes
It all began with a design brief.
A quick, interactive guide helped them understand their design style and captured exactly what they needed in their product label.
Designers across the globe delivered design magic.
design entries
You’ll get loads of concepts from experienced designers around the globe.
designers
Work with talented, professional Product label designers to turn your ideas into reality.
winner
Select your favorite custom Product label (Or two! Or three!). And the design is all yours.
PROTEINA Cheese collaborated with designers to refine their ideas
Rate designs
When design entries come in, you can rate them so designers know what you’re looking for in your logo design.
Give feedback
99designs has great collaboration tools so you can pinpoint and capture your ideas
And then… they selected a winner!
Client review
Thank you for your designs Gustavo! We look forward to seeing your thoughts on the remaining products of this line!
gcowiZAlong the way, they met lots of talented designers…
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