Design new productlabels for a company in the aviation industry
Contest details:
Needs:
Our labels need to comply to the CLP-law and need to contain all necessary safety information. Since Engels is the main language for aviation worldwide, the language for our labels is English. Safety information is always provided in these 4 languages: English, French, German and Dutch. Since we produce chemicals, our labels may not be attractive for children.
Company description:
Aero-Sense is a Belgian manufacturer of Aviation Chemicals. We are a B2B-company that targets General and Business Aviation. We have a broad range of products, in 2 main categories:
1. De-icing and anti-icing
Ranges from a kersonene fuel additive to de-icing chemicals for in-flight icing.
2. Cleaning
Both exterior and interior cleaning of the aircraft.
We invest a lot in certification of our products for the aviation industry. Our company motto "Your reliable partner in Aviation Chemicals" says it all: clients are sure that their chemicals have been tested by an independent laboratory and have the necessary certificates. Our products are labelled for the European market.
Target group:
We need a label with the following:
- a high-end technical product (chemicals for the aviation industry)
- a technial product
- a clear product line that can be used on several packaging sizes (e.g. jerrycan, aerosol, spray bottle)
- for professional B2B-clients in Europe
Colors, favourites and other requirements
Font: Calibri or Myriad Pro
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aerosense says :
We vinden dit wat ouderwets ogen. De graphic met ijsvorming is ook niet echt gepast voor een lijn met reinigingsproducten.
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aerosense says :
We zien niet goed hoe we dit etiket kunnen doortrekken naar onze lijn met reinigingsproducten.
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