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Stay ahead of the curve with the latest CFIA front-of-package (FOP) labeling regulations. This guide breaks down everything Canadian food brands and packaging designers need to know—from mandatory nutrition symbols to compliance deadlines. Learn how to create packaging that not only looks great but meets Health Canada’s new standards. Need help navigating the new rules? I’ve got you covered.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, print marketing is making a remarkable comeback. Despite the dominance of online strategies, businesses are rediscovering the effectiveness of printed

Without a website, your business is essentially a closed shop in the digital world—you’re missing out on all those potential customers searching online for exactly what you provide! Unlike your physical location with limited hours, your website works for you 24/7. I’ve seen small local businesses transform into international sellers just by having the right online presence. Your website isn’t just a digital space—it’s a gateway to endless possibilities for your business!

Just received your new logo files and feeling overwhelmed by all the versions? There’s a method to the madness! From CMYK files for professional printing to RGB files for digital display, each format serves a specific purpose. Your logo comes in different versions like outfits for different occasions — ensuring you look perfect everywhere.

In an evolving digital landscape, a single logo is insufficient. Multiple versions ensure adaptability across platforms, devices, and contexts, offering consistent brand representation and future-proofing your brand. This strategic investment enhances your brand’s first impression, fortifying its digital presence.

Attending Adobe’s Create Now Toronto event was a refreshing reminder of the power of in-person networking for designers. With nearly 500 creatives, from illustrators to UI/UX designers, the event showcased the latest tools and offered invaluable connections. One key takeaway? The physical business card still has its place in today’s digital world. It keeps conversations flowing and helps avoid the hassle of managing social media exchanges. For designers, it’s also a great way to leave a lasting impression with a piece of your personal brand in hand.

Discover the key to compliant packaging design with CFIA guidelines. Ensure your product’s safety and legality while communicating effectively with consumers. Learn about common name requirements, placement on packaging, and minimum letter size specifications for visibility. Design responsibly for trust, attractiveness, and legal compliance.