English | 简体 | 繁體 Sign Up Now | Log In | Help | Add favorite | Expo-Sourcing
PackSourcing
Your location:Home » Information Center
Gendall designs Cornish oil bottle
2010-08-11

 packagingnews.co.uk

 

 

 

 

 

Gendall mixes slick design and provenance on Cornish oil bottle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gendall Design has created the packaging for a rapeseed oil that is being used in Jamie Oliver's restaurant Fifteen Cornwall.

 

SimplyOil was developed by George Thomas of Coswarth Farm near Newquay who tasked Gendall to create the packaging on the back of work for his Cornish Sea Salt range.



Thomas said Falmouth-based Gendall was given a tight deadline to create the final look.

"Following some feedback and tweaks to the design, we now have a great looking bottle label that really stands out thanks to clever branding that conveys Simply Oils' Cornish origin and quality," he said.

 

Park Labels in Honiton printed the label.

 

The "punchy typography and bold colour scheme" was also used on marketing material for the product's launch at the Royal Cornwall Show in June.



Gendall design senior designer Jason Salisbury said the design "reflects the oil's honest production methods and allows scope for future product ranges".


The oil has already been selected for use in the Jamie Oliver restaurant Fifteen Cornwall in Watergate Bay, just outside Newquay.

Claims
The copyrights of articles in the website belong to authors. Please inform us if there is any violation of intellectual property and we will delete the articles immediately.
About Us | Trade Manual | User's Guide | Payment | Career Opportunities | Exchange Web Links | Advertisement | Contact