Mondelēz International celebrated it’s 95th anniversary in Mexico. It’s presence dates back to 1927 with the arrival of Chiclets Adams in the country. To generate a greater sense of belonging to Mexico and pride for the company’s employees, the company sought to generate an identity and internal communication system to celebrate this historic moment for Mondelēz International.

The identity had to represent the connection with Mexico, the diversity of its people, the variety of its products, and being a fun company that brings joy to its consumers.

The first approach to the project was to create a series of interviews with some of the Mondelēz communication team members involved in the project who knew the company’s history in Mexico and could give us an informative and, if possible, visual context.

• Identifying the company’s main brands and how they are integrated into the product portfolio in Mexico.
• Researching company information in publications, press releases, etc.
• Reviewing the company’s visual and brand elements both locally and globally, since this was an identity that had to be aligned with the global brand but with a Mexican touch.
• Making a list of the products Mondelēz sells in Mexico.
• Reviewing the key brand elements to consider (since this was an identity that had to be approved by the global company): colors, typographies, graphic styles to consider, etc.
• Research on Mexican graphic elements used in crafts, textiles, art, etc.
• Key images of some of the products to be used were identified.

Using the Mondelēz M, an envelope was created to represent a flower and the continuity of a project. This envelope, which covers the number 95, was completed with the graphic synthesis of a figure (representing the Mondelēz people and their passion) and the colored circles representing Mondelēz brands in Mexico. These elements represented the idea of a growing flower (associated with Mexican folk art).

Three versions of the identity were created, one of which would have the brand logos in the colored circles (posters and banners).

• A series of graphic elements were created that would be applied to a series of communication applications: posters, banners, corporate environmental branding, etc.
• Applications made: Posters, banners, T-shirts, hoodies, corporate environmental graphics, social media graphics, informational graphics, presentations, etc.
• The visual solution connected with the Mondelēz employees, giving them a sense of pride in the company’s history and its Mexican connection.