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Another interesting article on the 75th anniversary of the Emsa brand. On the same day as this publication, the EMSA factory in Emsdetten celebrated the 75th anniversary of EMSA with all the employees at the ‘Wefers’ restaurant in Emsdetten. It was an unforgettable party, during which I received a safety waistcoat made from an old Emsa flag (thanks Rita and Heike): a memory I will treasure! Partial translation: Hardly any other brand is as strongly associated with Emsdetten as Emsa. And has been for 75 years. In April 1949, Franz Wulf founded the "plastic goods factory" of the same name. Just a short time later, the legendary "Emsa drip catcher" could be found on almost every coffee pot, followed by the first table series in the style of the 1960s - since 1971 bearing the familiar red, round Emsa logo. "75 years of ideas and quality for life" is the title of Emsa's anniversary year, with a strikingly colorful and young logo. Because today we are younger than ever," Stefanie Westhues, Head of Content & Brand Management at Emsa, is convinced. "We have consistently developed Emsa in a modern direction in recent years," says Emsa Managing Director Joël Autran. He moved from France to Emsa shortly after the takeover by the SEB Group, which owns brands such as WMF, Tefal, Moulinex, Krups and Rowenta. "Drinkware" and "Food Conservation" product ranges are managed in Emsdetten for the entire SEB Group. For example, the successful "Clip and Close" food storage container or "the iconic coffee mug 'Travel Mug' - the undisputed market leader among thermal mugs in Germany", as Stefanie Westhues explains. "We have further modernized and automated the processes so that Emsa can continue to produce in Germany," reports Joël Autran. In recent years, high investment have been made in Emsdetten to ensure competitiveness and to increase production capacities. At the end of March, a new, fully automated production line for the "Clip and Close" food storage containers was commisionned, while four new injection molding machines enable greater flexibility in production - "and are, above all, significantly more energy-efficient," says Autran. SEB has sales channels throughout Europe and the world that are used for Emsa products and those produced at Emsa. And what about the future? What will the next 25 years bring? "We have a lot in the pipeline, there will be a number of product innovations on the market," says the Emsa boss, not wanting to get too far ahead of himself just yet. Just this much: "In the next two years, we will experience great momentum in both Emsa product worlds, i.e. in the areas of 'Food Conservation' and 'Drinkware'." The general manager focuses on one thing: "For our company, it has always been important not only to manufacture stylish and useful products, but above all to offer clever solutions that make our customers' lives easier," says Joël Autran. "This is undoubtedly the great recipe for success behind the Emsa brand."

Moksh Agarbattis, a brand of Moksh Agarbatti Company, has carved out a notable success story in the incense industry. Founded with a vision to provide high-quality and spiritually enriching incense products, Moksh Agarbattis has become a trusted name among consumers seeking fragrant experiences that uplift the senses and evoke a sense of peace and serenity. Here's the success story of Moksh Agarbattis: -Quality and Purity: Moksh Agarbattis has built its success on a foundation of uncompromising quality and purity. The company sources the finest natural ingredients, including fragrant woods, resins, herbs, and essential oils, to create its incense sticks. Rigorous quality control measures ensure that each product meets the highest standards of excellence. -Wide Range of Offerings: Moksh Agarbattis offers a diverse range of incense products, catering to different preferences and occasions. Whether it's traditional fragrances like sandalwood and jasmine or innovative blends inspired by nature, Moksh Agarbattis has a scent for every mood and setting. -Spiritual Connection: Moksh Agarbattis understands the spiritual significance of incense in various cultural and religious traditions. The company's products are crafted with care and reverence, with the aim of enhancing spiritual practices, meditation, and rituals. -Innovative Packaging and Branding: Moksh Agarbattis invests in innovative packaging and branding to create a memorable and distinctive brand identity. Eye-catching designs, informative labeling, and consistent branding across products help Moksh Agarbattis stand out in a crowded marketplace. -Community Engagement: Moksh Agarbattis actively engages with its community of customers and stakeholders through various initiatives. -Commitment to Sustainability: Moksh Agarbattis is committed to sustainable and eco-friendly practices. The company uses responsibly sourced ingredients, minimizes waste, and invests in eco-friendly packaging and manufacturing processes. -Customer Satisfaction: Above all, Moksh Agarbattis prioritizes customer satisfaction. The company listens to customer feedback, responds to their needs, and strives to exceed their expectations with every product. Through its dedication to quality, spirituality, innovation, and sustainability, Moksh Agarbattis has earned the trust and loyalty of consumers worldwide. Its success story serves as an inspiration for other brands in the incense industry, demonstrating the power of authenticity, integrity, and purpose in building a meaningful and impactful brand. Word Search Puzzle: -Unscramble the following words to reveal different fragrances offered by Moksh Agarbattis: 1)YANSLAWOD 2)MESIS 3)LEMORNCOGA 4)ROSEEHPO 5)NATMIS Solve this puzzle and mention it in the Comment section 👇 #MokshAgarbattis #Incense #Fragrance #Spirituality #Sustainability #NaturalIngredients #Aromatherapy #Meditation #Rituals

Anglo-Dutch multinational company Unilever had changed its logo design in 2004, after continuing with the 1970 logo for more than three decades. Wolff Olins a brand consultancy agency was tasked with creating a new brand image for the consumer goods company. They designed the Unilever logo as we see it now. The India chapter of the company recently made headlines for rebranding its fairness products after being criticized for promoting the light skin tone ideal. The brand's logo, which is a 'U' shape was designed to be symbolic of its "vitality mission". If you zoom into the logo and look closely, you will see the 'U' is made up of 25 distinct symbols, each representing Unilever's sub-brands or corporate values. 1. Sun: Represents Unilever's origins in Port Sunlight and embodies the essence of various Unilever brands. 2. Spoon: Symbolizes nutrition, cooking, and tasting, highlighting Unilever's commitment to food. 3. Fish: Stands for food and fresh water, reflecting the brand's connection to the sea and aquatic life. 4. Bird: A symbol of freedom, it conveys the idea of relieving daily chores and enhancing life's quality. 5. Bee: Represents environmental challenges and opportunities, underscoring Unilever's sustainability efforts. 6. Hand: Denotes sensitivity, care, and touch, symbolizing skin and personal care. 7. Flower: Evokes fragrance, representing moisturizers and creams. 8. 8. DNA: The double helix signifies the key to a healthy life, linking to Unilever's health and wellness products. 9. Wave: Symbolizes cleanliness, freshness, and vigor. 10. Liquid: References clean water and purity. 11. Clothes: Signifies fresh laundry and personal appearance. 12. Tea: Represents plant extracts, growth, and farming. 13. Lips: Emblematic of beauty, taste, and aesthetics. 14. Recycle: Highlights Unilever's commitment to sustainability. 15. Heart: Symbolizes love, care, and wealth. 16. Frozen: Represents freshness and transformation, with snowflakes symbolizing freezing. 17. Ice cream: Convey's pleasure and enjoyment. 18. Sparkle: Suggests cleanliness and energy. 19. Spice & Flavours: Highlights fresh ingredients and culinary diversity. 20. Container: Symbolizes packaging, particularly in personal care. 21. Bowl: Represents delicious food and ready meals. 22. Sauces & Spreads: Suggests flavor blending and taste enhancement. 23. Palm Tree: Symbolizes nurtured resources like palm oil, coconuts, and dates. 24. Hair: This signifies beauty, cleanliness, and fragrance. 25. Particles: References science, bubbles, and effervescence. Together, these icons form a comprehensive representation of Unilever's diverse product range and its commitment to sustainability, health, and well-being. #Unilever #branding #HUL

A brand that revolutionised every household! (𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒇𝒊𝒓𝒔𝒕-𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒓, 𝒂𝒎𝒃𝒆𝑰𝑷 𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒌𝒍𝒚 𝑳𝒐𝒈𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝑷𝒐𝒔𝒕,  𝑬𝒂𝒄𝒉 𝒍𝒐𝒈𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝒉𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒋𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒏𝒆𝒚 𝒐𝒇 𝒃𝒓𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒍𝒆𝒇𝒕 𝒂 𝒎𝒂𝒓𝒌 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒊𝒏𝒅𝒖𝒔𝒕𝒓𝒚. 𝑻𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒏𝒐𝒕 𝒐𝒏𝒍𝒚 𝒉𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒍𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒖𝒓𝒆 𝒃𝒖𝒕 𝒂𝒍𝒔𝒐 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑰𝑷 𝑺𝒕𝒓𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒈𝒚 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒆𝒏𝒔𝒖𝒓𝒆𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒓𝒆𝒎𝒂𝒊𝒏𝒆𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒈𝒊𝒂𝒏𝒕𝒔 𝒊𝒏 𝒆𝒂𝒄𝒉 𝑰𝒏𝒅𝒖𝒔𝒕𝒓𝒚) This started in 1946, when Tupperware changed the way households stored food. Earl S. Tupper, secured a patent for his technology, “The burping seal” This registration gave Tupperware 20 years of exclusive access to the technology, preventing other competitors in the market from using it.  The brand was always one step ahead, whether it was patent, trademark or trade secrets, keeping its technologies and strategies airtight.  The brand created its own burping seal of trade practices, keeping the company safe from any leak-throughs. Tupperware was one of the first companies to use certified circular polymers manufactured by SABIC, a global leader in the chemical industry.  Even when it launched eco-friendly material for its container line, like “TACOIL”, it kept fighting on the battlefield, against the counterfeiting brands with its secured IP. Through a combination of innovation, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets, Tupperware sealed its place as a global leader in food storage. This process was a 24/7 fight for Tupperware teams which maintained - Purity  - Quality  - High safety standards  Forming the hallmark of Tupperware® products. But with this high-growth era, followed through the end of the golden era. As said “Innovate or die”, Tupperware, could not keep up the pace.  As the market, with evolving customer needs, a small tweak that reforms the brand vision could keep pace with the market. But Tupperware failed, and the living proof of it is the “Bankruptcy” application that resurfaced more as an end of the era.  The lack of vigilance, when it comes to their names not becoming too generic—think “Escalator” or “Aspirin.” Brands like Tasman Insulation, known for “Pink Batts,” learned the hard way that promoting your brand too much can turn it into a common term.  The same has happened to Tupperware, no matter the brand, each plastic container in a household is termed “Tupperware”, even when it is a locally made container.  Protecting your trademark means promoting it wisely while keeping an eye on how it's used, furthermore, not letting it be a generic term used as a noun.  As Peter Drucker6 once said, businesses must “innovate or die”... PS: What’s your IP Strategy, dominating the market with a noun like presence or innovating with a new vision. 

Tupperware's journey reminds us that even iconic brands can become victims of their own success if they don’t adapt. It’s a powerful lesson for all companies to not only create and protect IP but also to manage it strategically to avoid becoming generic and stale.

Anglo-Dutch multinational company Unilever had changed its logo design in 2004, after continuing with the 1970 logo for more than three decades. Wolff Olins – a brand consultancy agency – was tasked with creating a new brand image for the consumer goods company. They designed the Unilever logo as we see it now. The India chapter of the company recently made headlines for rebranding its fairness products after being criticized for promoting the light skin tone ideal. The brand’s logo, which is a ‘U’ shape was designed to be symbolic of its “vitality mission”. If you zoom into the logo and look closely, you will see the ‘U’ is made up of 25 distinct symbols, each representing Unilever’s sub-brands or corporate values. 1. Sun: Represents Unilever’s origins in Port Sunlight and embodies the essence of various Unilever brands. 2. Spoon: Symbolizes nutrition, cooking, and tasting, highlighting Unilever’s commitment to food. 3. Fish: Stands for food and fresh water, reflecting the brand’s connection to the sea and aquatic life. 4. Bird: A symbol of freedom, it conveys the idea of relieving daily chores and enhancing life’s quality. 5. Bee: Represents environmental challenges and opportunities, underscoring Unilever’s sustainability efforts. 6. Hand: Denotes sensitivity, care, and touch, symbolizing skin and personal care. 7. Flower: Evokes fragrance, representing moisturizers and creams. 8. DNA: The double helix signifies the key to a healthy life, linking to Unilever’s health and wellness products. 9. Wave: Symbolizes cleanliness, freshness, and vigor. 10. Liquid: References clean water and purity. 11. Clothes: Signifies fresh laundry and personal appearance. 12. Tea: Represents plant extracts, growth, and farming. 13. Lips: Emblematic of beauty, taste, and aesthetics. 14. Recycle: Highlights Unilever’s commitment to sustainability. 15. Heart: Symbolizes love, care, and wealth. 16. Frozen: Represents freshness and transformation, with snowflakes symbolizing freezing. 17. Ice cream: Convey's pleasure and enjoyment. 18. Sparkle: Suggests cleanliness and energy. 19. Spice & Flavours: Highlights fresh ingredients and culinary diversity. 20. Container: Symbolizes packaging, particularly in personal care. 21. Bowl: Represents delicious food and ready meals. 22. Sauces & Spreads: Suggests flavor blending and taste enhancement. 23. Palm Tree: Symbolizes nurtured resources like palm oil, coconuts, and dates. 24. Hair: This signifies beauty, cleanliness, and fragrance. 25. Particles: References science, bubbles, and effervescence. Together, these icons form a comprehensive representation of Unilever’s diverse product range and its commitment to sustainability, health, and well-being. Unilever IIEBM Indus Business School

Build A Perfume Brand in 30 Days. ✅Day 1 Behind-the-scenes: Showcasing the perfume creation process ✅Highlight Craftsmanship and Attention to Detail: Emphasize the meticulous care and precision involved in crafting your perfumes. Showcase the dedication of your perfumers to creating unique and high-quality scents. Demonstrate the artisanal approach and expertise that sets your brand apart in the perfume industry. ✅Provide Insights into Ingredients Selection and Blending Process: Offer transparency by sharing details about the ingredients used in your perfumes. Explain the significance of different fragrance components and how they contribute to the overall scent profile. Educate your audience about the art of blending fragrances and the creative process behind developing new perfumes. Example: Film a Reel Showing the Perfume Creation Process: ✅Introduction (0-3 seconds): Start with an attention-grabbing visual or text overlay that introduces the behind-the-scenes aspect of your brand, setting the tone for the reel. ✅Craftsmanship Showcase (4-10 seconds): Show close-up shots of perfumers working in a laboratory or workshop, highlighting their precision and attention to detail. Use slow-motion or detailed shots to emphasize the intricate steps involved in crafting perfumes, such as measuring ingredients or blending fragrances. ✅Ingredients Selection (11-17 seconds): Display a selection of raw fragrance ingredients, such as essential oils, extracts, or aromatic compounds. Include captions or voiceovers explaining the qualities and benefits of each ingredient, showcasing your commitment to using high-quality materials in your perfumes. ✅Blending Process (18-25 seconds): Film perfumers carefully mixing and blending different scents in glass beakers or vials. Use overlays or animations to illustrate the blending process and highlight key steps, such as adjusting fragrance concentrations or testing scent combinations. ✅Pouring into Bottles (26-30 seconds): Capture the moment when the blended perfume is poured into elegant bottles, emphasizing the final stage of the creation process. Show close-ups of the bottles being sealed or labeled, adding a sense of completion and sophistication to the reel. ✅Conclusion (31-33 seconds): End with a branded outro or call-to-action encouraging viewers to explore your perfumes further, such as visiting your website or following your Instagram page for more behind-the-scenes content. By following this example, you can create a captivating reel that not only showcases the craftsmanship and attention to detail behind your perfumes but also provides valuable insights into the ingredients selection and blending process, enhancing your brand's authenticity and appeal to fragrance enthusiasts. #brand #perfume #brandingstrategy #branding #marketingandadvertising #marketingcoach #digitalmarketingagency

The Importance of Luxurious Packaging and High-Quality Labels in the Cosmetics Industry In the competitive field of cosmetics, perfumes, and toiletries, the packaging is as crucial as the product itself. Attractive and luxurious packaging can make a significant difference in capturing the customer’s attention and driving sales. Why Packaging Matters in Cosmetics? First Impressions: Visual Appeal, Perceived Value, Luxurious packaging enhances the perceived value of the product, making it more likely that consumers will be willing to pay a premium price. Brand Image and Identity: Consistency & Recognition of high-quality packaging reinforces the brand’s image and identity. It helps convey the brand’s message and values, such as sophistication, elegance, and quality. Consumer Experience: Attracting and connecting between the consumer and the product. The Role of Stickers and Labels Design and Aesthetics, Luxury Appeal & Branding, Functionality and Durability such as Resistance and longevity (Durable stickers ensure that the branding and essential information remain intact throughout the product's lifecycle, enhancing the consumer’s experience). Compliance and Information Regulatory Requirements with complete transparency of the product information while maintaining a clean and refined look. What to look for and the Characteristics of Effective Cosmetic Labels? High-Quality Materials Polypropylene: Using high-quality transparent polypropylene ensures that the label blend seamlessly with the packaging and are resistant to damage. Superior Adhesion – Think of Staying power and the ease of application to ensure no creases and smooth professional finish. Invest in the Design and customised it for the sake of the brand’s identity and maintain minimalism to convey elegance and sophistication. Conclusion In the cosmetics industry, the packaging is not merely a container for the product; it is a critical component of the overall brand experience. Luxurious and high-quality packaging, complemented by well-designed and durable stickers, can significantly influence consumer purchasing decisions. By ensuring that cosmetic products are packaged attractively and the stickers used are of the highest quality, brands can enhance their market appeal, reinforce their identity, and ultimately drive sales.