Pomì Unveils Unified Visual Identity and Eco-Friendly Packaging in Global Refresh
A Bold New Look
The brand refresh unifies Pomì's visual identity worldwide while retaining its signature red and white colors. The new wordmark abandons the green leaf accent and the drop shadow, transitioning to a sleek, flat design that resonates with modern branding trends. The font evolves into a bolder, wider serif typeface with uniform thickness, enhancing legibility and presenting a more grounded presence. Simplified to a single bold red hue, the color palette offers stark contrast, emphasizing the brand name without additional graphic elements. This stripped-back approach signifies Pomì's confidence and versatility across digital and physical mediums.
Innovative Design Meets Sustainability
Aligned with its refreshed brand identity, Pomì is transforming its packaging design, adopting a modern and environmentally friendly approach. The brand introduces two innovative packaging options: the Signature Full Barrier pack designed for SIG Combibloc carton boxes, and a sustainable, Plant-Based package made for Tetra Pak selections. This initiative reflects Pomì's commitment to sleek aesthetics and reduced environmental impact. Both are designed with sustainability at their core, utilizing reduced polymer content and sugarcane-based materials, signifying a significant advancement in packaging sustainability. The vibrant, all-red design catches the eye on store shelves, while the packaging itself is a testament to Pomì's dedication to the environment. Each box, with Pomì's bold new logo alongside imagery of fresh, perfectly ripe Italian tomatoes, resonates with consumers who prioritize both quality and sustainability. The packaging design honors the authenticity and traceability of the ingredients, emphasizing Pomì's rich Italian heritage and the exceptional quality of the product, all while affirming a modern commitment to environmental responsibility.
Meeting Consumer Expectations
Today's consumers actively seek products that align with their environmental values. This shift is significant, with 57% of consumers willing to change their shopping habits to reduce environmental impact1. Furthermore, 77% consider the sustainability and environmental responsibility of products as important 2. Pomì's new packaging options directly address these preferences, combining the highest quality with environmental responsibility. "Our goal is to lead the tomato industry in eco-friendly packaging, reducing environmental impact while maintaining the quality our customers expect," said
An Industry Game-Changer
Pomì's commitment to sustainability, is propelling the brand to the forefront of the food industry's environmental efforts. Pomì's new eco-friendly packaging now dressed in an all-red, will be available at major grocery retailers and specialty grocery stores across the US and will continue throughout early 2024. To learn more about Pomì's products and sustainability initiatives, visit Pomì
About Pomi
Since 1982, Pomì has stood as a beacon of Italian excellence, offering the original all-Italian tomatoes in a box. Each Pomì tomato springs from the fertile Italian earth, tended by farmers whose families have cherished these lands for centuries. Our 'pomodoro'—the Italian word for tomato—is not only a staple of culinary delight but also a symbol of our dedication to heritage and sustainability. As a brand owned by the very stewards of our tradition, we carry forward a legacy of quality with every box, sharing
¹,² "Meet the 2020 Consumers Driving Change – Why Brands Must Deliver on Omnipresence, Agility and Sustainability," "The growing consumer demand for sustainable products." McKinsey & Company.
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