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Turning Packaging From Trash to Toys

Matadog Design, a Greek design firm, have created innovative food packaging that converts boxes into collectible toys.

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Breakaway: Building a Brand To Get Kids Biking

Can the simple fun of riding a bike help motivate kids to exercise more? That's the premise behind Cycle Kids, a Boston-based nonprofit that...

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Online Agency Brands Social Enterprises for Corner Store Prices

Sexy branding shouldn't have to cost a fortune, according to a new online creative agency called Brands For The People

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What's So Great About Ikea, Anyway? Why No One in the World Likes Brands

What if 70 percent of brands in the world just disappeared overnight? Most people wouldn’t care.

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Three Steps Toward A Fully Realized Brand: The Boba Guys' Logo, Tone And Presentation

Logo, tone and presentation: Three steps toward articulating a startup's brand.

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To Create an Authentic Brand, The Boba Guys Keep It Real

A startup's brand should make it stand out from the crowd. Here's how to get there.

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Quebec Scientists Brand One of the 54 Unpronouncable Chemicals in Maple Syrup

What "Quebecol" means for the science and business of regional foods.

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Food for Thinkers: How Food Packaging Carries Cues About Culture and Class

Alexandra Lange takes a look at packaging design, and the differences that signal whether food is upscale, mainstream, affordable, and/or healthy.

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A Canadian Brand Proves Generic Packaging Can Be Beautiful

No Name, the private label of the Toronto-based grocery chain Loblaw, is recognizable but also communicates to shoppers that it will save them money.

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Is This What a Legalized Marijuana Brand Would Look Like?

Designers from Pentagram have a smart solution for branding weed, should it become legal in California after next week's passage of Proposition 19.

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Aston Martin's Cygnet: Tiny Beauty, or Just a Toyota iQ with a New Grill?

Aston Martin aims to rebrand smallness and efficiency as luxury. But is its effort in earnest?