Kinder, by Ferrero, is one of the main players on European snack and confectionery market, and is rapidly growing worldwide. The Historic brand was born in 1968 with chocolate bars and stretched in the bakery snack segment in 1975 with Kinder Brioss. The bakery range further extended over time, however its packaging communication changed very little over the last 40 years.

The agency was required to modernize and add consistency to the different products in the bakery line. The new graphic system had to draw its inspiration from the design of Kinder brioss and Kinder Colazione Più, the best-selling bakery products of the brand.

It was necessary tell the strengths of the products (taste, natural leavening, quality milk) in a modern way. Previous packagings used illustrated images to show the products against fairy-tale landscapes. This visual language did not address modern consumers, who are increasingly aware, dynamic and seeking for real information about their food. The first step was to replace illustrations with real pictures, improving the appetizing appeal of the snack. The new, real landscape has now the purpose to tell the story of the product: a strip of paper tears off and shows a natural environment, each time connected to different ingredients (mountains connect to the alp milk in Kinder Brioss, fruit trees to the jam in Kinder Brioss Frutta and a wheat field to the cereals in Kinder Colazione Più).

As Panecioc is the snack that is most easily consumed as a yummy break outside breakfast, it was given a more dynamic take: the product is pictured in a standing position and its landscape include free-time elements such as a ball and a pin-wheel.

The glass of milk is a visual clue that both restates the quality of the ingredients and resonates with the historical slogan of the Kinder brand More milk, less chocolate.

Every product has now its own claim and two new sub brand clearly define Panecioc Cacao and Kinder Brioss Frutta.