DARU Granolas

Designer: vbiasi
Photohrapher: Naju Studio
Location: Brazil
Project Type: Produced
Client: DARU Foods
Product Launch Location: Brazil
Packaging Contents: Granola
Packaging Substrate / Materials: Glass Jar
Printing Process: Flexography

Imagine a place that you could be able to buy without worry, without anyone fooling you. Everything is ethical, sustainable, delicious, the best. Where you can trust with your eyes closed that it is neither expensive nor cheap, it is fair. This is DARU.

We were approached by visionaries owners of DARU to give an identity to this new business, and the characteristics we needed to go through were clear: a direct, honest, simple and true brand!

To create DARU products, we decided to escape the obvious. We ignore the traditional images and the excessive amount of superfluous information, and created something cleaner and direct, that interacts with the consumer and still takes the opportunity to exercise the mind (it’s true, lol).

The result of everything was a beautiful production line, which values ​​the product and its ingredients. DARU understands that being, thinking and acting in a sustainable way is a duty of every company, and works with a sustainable supply and packaging chain, and also has a discount program to reuse product bottles. Every detail was designed to bring more health and lightness to people’s daily lives and, of course, to the world.

What’s Unique?
Each label presents a kind of crossword puzzle, an interactive activity that invites the consumer to better understand the product and what is inside it. Each puzzle has its own particularities, varying between ingredients (hazelnut, chia, oats, chocolate chips, coconut, gojiberry, rice flakes, seeds, honey), product characteristics (vegan, gluten-free, natural, sugar-free, lactose-free) and also words that encourage a lighter life and a better world (love, care, recycling, world, nature, friendship, sustainable, preserve, heath).

The whole idea here was very clear: talk more and convince less. Nowadays people already wake up with their cell phones in hand, thirsty for information that is often superfluous. We wanted the person to stop for a while, slow down, and exercise their mind a little while enjoying a good breakfast (or the meal they think is best).