Solaris

Sector

Healthy Food

Services

Rebranding
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Packaging Design
Marketing Materials
DTP

Solaris

Under the Solaris brand, a diverse range of products including raw food, cereals, spices, and natural remedies are offered. The new rebranding effort is aimed at repositioning the “Solaris” brand from a functional to an emotional territory, while also providing a clearer portfolio architecture. The new master packaging unifies all categories into a cohesive brand, while also allowing the products in the Solaris portfolio to stand out from one another.

Solaris visual identity redesign after rebranding with BroHouse

Conserving the spirit and personality of the Solaris brand

In this rebranding initiative, our aim was to maintain the unique character and identity of the Solaris brand, while also ensuring that the emotional bond with Solaris consumers remained intact. The new Solaris logo also incorporates Yellow in a refreshed and modern way, further reinforcing the brand’s visual identity. By maintaining this core element of the brand, we are able to build upon the existing recognition and reputation of Solaris while also infusing it with new life and vitality. By retaining this fundamental aspect of the brand, we can leverage the existing recognition and reputation that Solaris enjoys, while simultaneously injecting it with fresh energy and vitality. This approach maintains the brand’s enduring appeal and sets the stage for its continued success.

Solaris Rebranding – unified packaging architecture for all product categories

As the Solaris product portfolio expanded, the old master packaging solution gradually became inadequate to support such a large number of products. It became increasingly challenging to differentiate the various Solaris products, resulting in weaker product impact on the shelves. Additionally, the new branding effort aimed to preserve the unique personality and spirit of the Solaris brand while forging stronger emotional connections with consumers. Overall, the rebranding initiative sought to unify the Solaris portfolio and provide a clear and consistent brand architecture.

Solaris packaging for flours and cornmeal – yellow as key brand signal

Yellow: the powerhouse color of Solaris

The color Yellow has been preserved throughout the entire Solaris brand architecture in the rebranding process, as it is the most prominent and recognizable brand identifier. The color Yellow represents positivity, energy, and brightness, which aligns well with the Solaris brand’s mission of promoting healthy living and vitality. Moreover, it helps to create a consistent and cohesive brand identity, making it easier for customers to recognize and connect with the Solaris products. Overall, the use of Yellow in the Solaris brand is a deliberate and strategic choice that helps to communicate the brand’s values, personality, and vision.

Solaris packaging for honey, vegetable mix, and coconut oil

Taste takes center stage

The main focus of the new packaging solutions is to emphasize the taste of the product. Our research has revealed that consumers often perceive healthy products as less flavorful. To counteract this perception, the new packaging design incorporates appetizing images of the product along with real ingredients and serving suggestions to convey a delicious and appetizing taste experience.

This approach not only highlights the taste aspect of the products but also encourages consumers to experiment with different ways of serving and consuming them. By providing serving suggestions and showcasing real ingredients, the packaging aims to educate and inspire customers to explore new flavors and expand their culinary horizons. Overall, the new Solaris packaging solutions aim to provide a holistic and enjoyable customer experience, from the moment of purchase to consumption.

Solaris packaging for Cashews, Peanuts, and Almonds
Solaris essential oils packaging – Orange, Vanilla, Basil, Lemon
Solaris packaging for Muesli range – Nuts, Sugar-Free, Cranberry Mix
Solaris packaging for Organic Buckwheat

Rebranding Solaris: Unifying Identity and Packaging

The evolution of the Solaris product portfolio brought about a pressing need for a more adaptable packaging solution, as the old master packaging system struggled to accommodate the growing array of products. The rebranding effort was undertaken not only to address these packaging challenges but also to safeguard the inherent personality and essence of the Solaris brand, all while nurturing stronger emotional bonds with our valued consumers. In essence, the comprehensive rebranding initiative aimed to harmonize the entire Solaris product range and establish a clear and cohesive brand architecture that would propel us toward greater success. The BroHouse team has consistently pushed boundaries and delivered outstanding results, making them an indispensable force in driving Solaris towards its goals.

Solaris packaging for Almonds and Cashews
Solaris packaging for Blueberry Biscuits and Honey Waffles
Solaris Choco Flakes and Coconut Oil packaging
Solaris Master Packaging Concept
Solaris Rebranding Showcase – Muesli, Flour, Vegetable Mix, and Essential Oils

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Long-term results and other certainties:

  • Enhanced shelf presence: expect improved visibility for our products on store shelves
  • Adaptive master packaging: our flexible packaging strategy paves the way for brand expansion across diverse product categories.
  • Articulation of brand philosophy: we aim to convey the core principles upon which the Solaris brand was founded.
  • Amplified “Bio” audience engagement.
  • Tailored packaging design: our packaging design approach ensures alignment with the preferences and expectations of our target consumers