GoodCo supplies food and fresh produce to retailers and businesses a B2B market where the buyer isn’t a shopper but a procurement manager or store owner. The decision rests on trust and consistency, not on shelf appeal.
Three overlapping problems shaped the brief.
The company operates daily in two languages. The identity needed to work in both contexts without splitting into two separate marks that each tell a different story.
The logo wouldn’t live on a clean screen. It had to hold up printed on cartons, applied to the side of a delivery truck, shrunk to a sticker on a produce crate, and reproduced in a single colour on an invoice. Legibility at small sizes and in one colour was a requirement, not a bonus.
And the food supply sector is crowded with identities built from the same vocabulary a green leaf, a basket, a tomato. The mark needed to come from the name itself, so the company could own a shape rather than disappear into the category.