Information Packaging

Guess the color

To build anticipation around its Color of the Year, KitchenAid sent influencers this thoughtfully curated kit. Featuring teacups, saucers, and a collection of herbs, each item was designed to hint at the new color. Recipients were encouraged to share their predictions on social media and tag KitchenAid Canada.

See more images of it here: https://informationpackaging.ca/projects/kitchenaid-color-of-the-year-influencer-kit/

SaskTel used our Telescoping Folder to showcase how its data services deliver reliable connectivity across different scenarios. Each of the four panels highlights a unique use case, creating a clear, engaging story.

See how they delivered impact with each pull:

👉https://informationpackaging.ca/projects/sasktel-telescoping-mailer/

💡Smart packaging is where brand experience meets compliance.

Johnson & Johnson handed out this sample package to new moms in the hospital. The kit contained a sample of Children’s Tylenol along with an information booklet.

In highly regulated environments, packaging isn’t just about presentation. It must clearly communicate dosage, safety information, and proper use while meeting labeling and distribution standards. When design and compliance align, you build trust at the exact moment it matters most.

Learn more: https://informationpackaging.ca/projects/jj-tylenol-packaging/