I use two basic colors -red and green colors as primary vision, The green part shows information that is good for the body, The red part warns that diseases that may cause, a particular group of people may not be able to eat, and so on, I try to make it as visible and distinguishable as possible in the selection of colors, First I decided to use the big red pure green but then felt they are too serious. So I used colors similar to the color of matcha and lollipop after adjustment.
The manual matched with packaging is a more detailed interpretation of the label content in three parts:
  1. Introduction to your body.
  2. The schematic diagram of key nutrient elements of the body and their corresponding diseases,
  3. How to consume and information to be noticed.

The front includes the bar code of the goods, essential nutrients, warnings, and recommendations for special groups, basically covering the information needed for purchasing goods. The main function of the back is what you want to choose and avoid when you choose food, and the gradient color swatch gives you the most intuitive comparison, and even in certain cases, you can probably know ingredient content by color concentration. There is a bar code on the back of the packaging, and by scanning it with a mobile phone, you can also read the information on the product. All information forms can be printed and applied to different packaging according to different packaging sizes for food with no material limits. I also made a wristband to meet different sizes of packaging.