"To design is to communicate clearly by whatever means you can control or master" — Milton Glaser
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Pretty much since I can remember, I’ve always lived close to and shopped in a No Frills grocery store. In terms of discount supermarkets in Ontario, they were usually the cleanest and best stocked. And best of all, they have two house brands: President’s Choice and No Name. So, in one store, I could buy dirt cheap tuna fish but still lay my hands on those addictive chocolate chunk cookies that I like.
When Pepsi's not on sale.
But now it looks like whole company is in the middle of rebranding and soft drinks are going through the largest changes. The first half of their decision was to shift the drinks over to the No Name brand for some reason I can’t fathom. But what’s even worse is the “new” packaging. Take a look:
The simplicity of using placards with no dialogue, voice-over, or overlaid text really heightens the impact of their message. And should remind us that healthcare is more than a political issue.
