PROJECT

Gastronology

Gastronology redefines eating for people with dysphagia, a condition that makes chewing and swallowing difficult. They use 3D printers to create food that looks like real vegetables; nutritious, tasty and soft in texture. Now New Next has been asked to develop a brand for these unique products.

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DESIGN

  • Brand name (competition)
  • Competitive analysis
  • Positioning
  • Brand identity
  • Logo and sub-logo design
  • Product photography and guidance
  • 2D packaging design
  • Digital mock-ups
  • DTP for packaging

DELIVER
The result is Dysphalicious, 3D printed food that gives people with chewing and swallowing problems their taste and appetite back. The logo is the shape of the human oesophagus and resembles a heart embracing the letter ‘D’. There are eight types of vegetables, packed in packs of twenty in striking cardboard packaging. Each flavour has its own warm colour, making choice and navigation easy. The vegetables are fresh-frozen, easy to reheat and soft in texture, which is essential for people with dysphagia.

EXECUTED BY:
Team Now New Next

IN CO-OPERATION WITH:
Hadewych Veys

Ariane van Mancius

case

&STORIES

Royal Smilde Foods and Smilde Bakery want to jointly approach the airline market by serving a meal concept during the flight that immerses the traveler in the culture, cuisine and flavors of his/her destination. Now New Next was asked to develop the food and packaging concept for these meals.

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CONTACT

Ariane van Mancius
E| ariane@nownewnext.nl
T| +31 647078094

Postal & visiting address
Herenstraat 1
3621 AP Breukelen
The Netherlands

COMPANY INFORMATION

CoC | 77719514
VAT number | NL861107615B01

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