Habemus makes frozen pizza bases (pala) to artisanal standards, drawing on decades of experience with flour. Italian food packaging tends to lean on the same clichés, so we looked for a voice that could speak about meaning, not only taste.
We found it in the language of the Church. The name borrows the papal announcement “Habemus Papam” and turns it into a proclamation: born in Italy, spoken in Latin, addressed to the world. The tone of voice is liturgical and a little theatrical, with prayers written for the dough: “Bless this pizza (pala), with its hydration so high, may it stretch (without tearing) and rise to the sky.”
The iconography reinterprets ecclesiastical symbols with respect and a wink: blessing hands, stylised crosses, saints holding an oven peel. A pink and dark green palette breaks away from the reds and tricolours of the category, while a serif and grotesk pairing gives hierarchy to every pack.
Sacred and pop at the same time, for professionals, enthusiasts and devotees of good pizza.

















