Case Study: Honey Bottles for a Japanese Food Company

for premium 네, 네. . Their goal was to make packaging that preserved the freshness of honey, expressing a premium image, and extending retail appeal. They needed bottles that combine functionality, visual elegance and brand storytelling to appeal in both domestic and international markets. The company faced several challenges with standard honey bottles. Many existing bottles failed to provide airtight sealing, putting honey at risk. They also needed a design that reflects the quality and heritage of their brand, with adaptable shapes and labeling areas. Production flexibility was important, as they wanted small batch for testing new products while maintaining quality quality for large orders.Yeboda identified three main issues: airtight functionality, brand-centric design and scalable production. The bottles had to ensure freshness without leakage. The design was required to highlight the premium nature of honey while supporting the label and branding. Additionally, bottles should be manufactured in both small testing batch and complete production runs, meeting Japanese and international food security standards.