Dairy Packaging Design

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dairy packaging design

Looking for an original dairy packaging design? Milk bottle design? Cheese box design? Yogurt jar design?

 Check out our new dairy packaging design page:

 https://www.creativebydefinition.com/packaging-design-swiss-dairy.html

 About the project: All the illustrations are handmade and the special shapes for the packages makes the products stand out on the shelves. The materials used are Eco-friendly and they support the organic look of these natural products.

Did you know? In ancient Egypt, milk and other dairy products were reserved for royalty, priests and the very wealthy. By the 5th century AD, cows and sheep in Europe were prized for their milk. By the 14th century, cow's milk became more popular than sheep's milk. In 1884, the first milk bottle was invented in New York state.

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