Ocean Bottle Unveils New Brand Identity Aligned with Social Impact Mission
By
Abbey Bamford
Crusty in the right places. Worth the chew.
Summary
Ocean Bottle, a social impact business fighting ocean plastic, has revealed a new brand identity to align with its mission and growth. The brand refresh signifies a strategic and creative shift beyond visual changes.
Key quotes
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"Results that feel both powerful and purpose-driven"
"Designed to reconnect with its roots, inspire global action, and drive systems-level change"
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