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This Brand Identity started with one question: How do you make a fruits & vegetables supplier feel both fresh and trustworthy?
For Mahebba International Fruits & Vegetables, I built the logo around a bold "M" with leaves growing from it to symbolize growth, cultivation, abundance, and a brand rooted in nature 🌿
Simple concept. Lots of sketching. 😅
👉 If you saw this logo without knowing the company, what industry would you think it belongs to? Mahebba International Fruits & Vegetables | UAE
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