• Transform magazine
  • May 13, 2024

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Transcending tradition in sausage production

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In 2015, the World Health Organization (WHO) report showed evidence of increasing cases of pancreatic and colorectal cancer caused by processed meats, which threatened this sector of the food industry. This forced sau...

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#TransformTuesday: 1 August

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Every week, Transform examines recent rebrands and updated visual identities. This week's picks are below. For more from #TransformTuesday, follow @Transformsays...

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Drone experts take flight with refreshed identity

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It was estimated at this year’s International Drone Expo, held in Shanghai earlier this month, that the projected value of the global drone industry will reach $90 billion by the year 2025. Currently, there are over 2...

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Transform Awards: Yas Island

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Recent winners at the Transform Awards MENA, Yas island and Start worked to create a new place brand for a leisure destination on one of Abu Dhabi's islands F...

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Shaken not stirred

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‘Vodka martini, shaken not stirred’ is one of the most famous lines in the history of film, a cocktail that goes with the glamour of agent 007. However, that same cocktail would be everything but glamorous in a can. F...

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Designing a deletion for charity rebrand

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In some foetuses, a genetic mutation occurs in which a piece of one chromosome is deleted. This results in a disorder known as Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS). For UK charity that works with people affected by this disord...

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Wacoal Europe, a fashionable rebrand

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There are companies that put a high premium on image, but none take image as seriously as fashion companies. Lingerie company Wacoal Europe has gone through a rebrand in order to reach a wider audience while reaffirmi...

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All becomes one

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Over the years, global deregulatory policy has cleared the path for business to flourish within telecommunications. Examples such as the US’ 1996 Telecommunications Act and India’s 1999 New Telecom Policy saw various...

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Opinion: Why did edtech enrol at the school of branding?

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Once upon a time, schools didn’t do digital. When IT first entered the UK curriculum, students would cluster around a single, boxy, black and white monitor. But times...

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A rebrand worth its Saxa salt

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‘Pass the salt’ is perhaps one of the most common requests heard among a group of people enjoying a meal together. And, if the meal is taking place in the UK, chances are the salt being passed is Saxa. First establish...

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