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Jif turned its logo into a verb

Jif launched “Every Jif’ing Thing,” a campaign that demonstrates different ways to use the product beyond sandwiches. The J.M. Smucker peanut butter appears in just 4% of total snacking occasions. The opportunity and the problem are the same thing: enormous brand recognition, almost no usage beyond a single occasion. A 60-second hero reimagines the brand’s […]

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Coca-Cola refreshed its most important asset, and it wasn’t the logo

After 140 years, Coca-Cola has launched a new global visual identity system across 200+ markets. The brief, in the words of Global VP of Design Rapha Abreu: “one seamless visual identity, one recognisable brand experience to consumers.” The driver isn’t a brand in trouble; it’s a consistency problem at extraordinary scale, where 2.2 billion servings

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Japan has a tourism problem: “Unforgettable” is the answer

The Japan National Tourism Organization launched a new global campaign in June 2026 called “Japan. Unforgettable.” The brief behind it is a real one: Japan has a peak season problem. Visitor numbers have recovered strongly post-pandemic — 2025 saw a record 315,100 Indian arrivals alone, up dramatically year-on-year — but too many tourists arrive in

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Walmart Reveals Refresh

Walmart quietly dropped one of the most revealing pieces of brand research of the year. Customers liked the quality of Great Value products. They liked the price. But they “didn’t particularly feel very proud to display it in their home or with their families.” That admission, from Walmart’s own VP of Creative, David Hartman, explains

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The Macallan Reimagined

The Macallan updates its iconic collections with a sleek new visual identity. Collaborating with designer David Carson, the brand introduces refreshed bottle shapes, labels, and packaging that honor its heritage while feeling modern. Inspiration comes from the distillery’s architecture and the Sherry Triangle, blending tradition with contemporary style. Key Highlights: Balancing tradition with innovation strengthens

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Pantone’s Peach Fuzz

Pantone’s unveiling of 13-1023 Peach Fuzz as the 2024 colour of the year signals a unique blend of warmth and modern elegance, fostering a connection between the timeless and the contemporary. Described as a velvety peach tone, Peach Fuzz symbolizes closeness, empathy, and moments of quietude. Recommended for packaging, multimedia, interior design, and beauty, it

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