Sporting a bright, vibrant color palate, the Canarifornia mojo sauces are a gourmet variety that are crafted using the same recipes passed down from inhabitants of the Canary Islands. To help identify and express this heritage, the Canarifornia branding and packaging utilizes the canary bird and a series of geometric symbols to convey the correlation.
Coming in three varieties including red mojo, yellow mojo and green mojo, the Canarifornia mojo sauces are deliciously used as a sauce in sandwiches or in cooking. The packaging and branding for Canarifornia was done by Borja Acosta de Vizcaíno of Spain and focuses on being somewhat simply to help focus more on the product within than the jar it's stored in or the label that graces the front of it.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Heritage-inspired Packaging
- The trend towards incorporating cultural heritage into product branding and packaging design provides disruptive innovation opportunities for companies to target niche markets.
- Gourmet Sauces
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Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage Packaging
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- Ethnic Food
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