We’ve just put the finishing touches to the branding for Hammond Produce, a Nottinghamshire company that supplies high quality fresh homegrown vegetables to the leading supermarkets. There will be a full case study to follow as the new branding is rolled out, but in the meantime here is the new logo. To get the Hammond word oh-so-perfect, we commissioned type genius Rob Clarke to inject the necessary élan.

Our appetite for branding wholesome and interesting products and companies has been the motivation behind our recent work for Trevor’s Honey. We’ve created the whole brand story, including packaging and website, and have been having a great deal of fun along the way. We’re not going to give the whole game away just yet, but here’s a preview of Trevor’s new logo. The project has certainly got us all buzzing.

Being recognised by Asda as their ‘Local Supplier of the Year 2009′, Transfresh felt the need to refresh their company image. Through their centrally-located hubs, they handle more than 500 freshly-sourced product lines, and supply the leading supermarket chains and many other household brands. Transfresh approached Cubic to create a new identity, literature, website and vehicle livery, with refreshing results.

When our good friends Brett and Paul decided to take the plunge and set up shop (well, a mobile food business) in Barcelona we leapt at the chance to help them out. They had already taken the first step by coining the great name, ‘Picnic’. From there on, we added the punchy ‘deli to your door’ strapline, a classy hand-crafted script logotype and a full set of packaging, menu and uniform designs. The results? Business is booming and the hungry corporate professionals of Barcelona are now exceptionally well-fed. Mmm.