Pakka

Packaging Design for an Ethical Snack Brand. “Happy nuts taste better.” That’s not just a slogan—it’s a philosophy at the heart of Pakka, a Zurich-based Fair Trade and organic producer working directly with farming families in the countries of origin. By ensuring stable and above-average incomes, Pakka supports not only better livelihoods but also a more sustainable food system.
Over the past few years, Pakka’s product range has grown significantly. I was brought on to expand their corporate design in line with the existing brand identity, and to create new packaging designs for each of their nut-based products. Each pack features a custom-illustrated Pakka animal, adding a playful and recognizable visual element to the shelf presence.
Packaging design is a discipline where everything comes together: visual storytelling, clear communication, regulatory compliance, and production constraints. It’s a challenge—but one I found deeply rewarding, especially knowing that the work contributes to a brand with strong social and ecological values.
This project is a prime example of how branding, aesthetic brand development, and multidisciplinary design for B2B and consumer products can support meaningful change in the world.
Happy Nuts

Explaining Fair Trade with Storytelling & Motion Design.
Pakka’s work spans the entire value chain—from organic nut farming by smallholder farmers in origin countries to premium distribution in European markets. As meaningful as their mission is, it’s also complex. My task was to create an animated explainer film that communicates what Pakka does—faster, clearer, and far more engaging than any PowerPoint could.
The concept I developed highlights the contrast between industrial nut production and Pakka’s Fair Trade model. Through a light, illustrative animation style and accessible storytelling, the film breaks down a sophisticated topic into something that’s easy to understand—and easy to care about.
The animation was used across multiple channels: on Pakka’s website, in social media campaigns, and during presentations to potential clients. It’s a great example of how motion design, graphic storytelling, and branding consultancy services can work together to build emotional resonance and brand trust.