
Branding a revolutionary zero-residue water-soluble packaging
Adventpac began operations in 1993, producing and exporting premium packaging solutions from Klang, Malaysia. Around 2018, they discovered a way to make water soluble packaging with zero residue. Meaning, when the material comes in contact with 70-degree water, it becomes hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide- leaving zero damage to the environment. CEO Audrey Bong wanted to brand this new line, and rebrand the other SKUs. A project with Perisson Consulting.
Logo and brand identity
Product brochure
Vision and Mission statement
Brand names and logos.

Brochure layouts

Standees

CEO Audrey Bong proudly showing off her new delivery truck
Experiential
Today it’s a Hydrobag bib, tomorrow it’s oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide.
There is a marathon almost every other week in KL. Well, before lockdown, that is. Ironically, marathons meant to ‘save the earth’ end up polluting our planet event more- when runners discard goodie bags and race bibs. Most running tees are also only worn once- on the event day itself.
Together with the fashion design department from Saito University College, we created a goodie bag that can also be worn as a running vest complete with a race bib. It is made from a unique material called hydropol. Hydropol is converted into a sheet called Advent Hydrobag. Dissolved in hot water, it becomes oxygen, hydrogen and carbon dioxide. Watch the case study video