
The label as a positioning asset for a food & beverage brand
The label is not decoration: it is the first point of contact with the consumer and carries the positioning before the price.
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Industry trends, applications of Food Sensitivity, real client work and analysis of the Italian food & beverage market. An editorial archive updated every week. In-depth pieces on branding, packaging, content and digital. Read by brand managers and marketing directors in the sector.
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Articles

Why a food & beverage brand sells even when the product is the same as the others
Food & beverage social calendar: how to structure an annual editorial plan
Cibus 2026: five things to watch before booking your stand
Sell-out 2026: five indicators to read before a relaunch
Packaging as a shelf asset: three constraints that decide whether a product makes it into the cart
Mono-material packaging: communicating the transition without greenwashing
TuttoFood and Cibus: how to choose the right fair for your food & beverage brand
Loacker and the seasonal calendar: content built for real consumption
Premium wine in the Horeca channel: how the decision-making is composed
Selling food & beverage online: regulation and logistics for Italian brands
Food & beverage naming: three criteria to take an idea beyond the first brief
Premium food & beverage ecommerce: three break points in the post-purchase funnel
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