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Packaging Redesign for Saxa Salt Range by Robot Food - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Robot Food

Client: Saxa

Work: Packaging

Industry: Food & Beverage

Packaging Redesign for Saxa Salt Range

Robot Food revitalized Saxa’s brand identity and packaging to reestablish its presence in the salt category. The new design refined the brand mark, introduced expressive sea-inspired patterns, and used hand-drawn illustrations to differentiate each product while celebrating Saxa’s heritage and flavor.

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Date: Sat, Oct 26

Tags: Commodity, Pattern

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