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Actually, here in good 'ol socialist Sweden all of our groceries, with a few exceptions, used to look like that up until the end of the 90s. I remember as a kid
by niho 14y ago
Actually, here in good 'ol socialist Sweden all of our groceries, with a few exceptions, used to look like that up until the end of the 90s. I remember as a kid eating cereals from a big white box with the word "CORNFLAKES" on it in big blue bold letters.
- addandsubtract 14y agoIn Germany, one of the grocery store's own products are called "ja!" and sold in white packages with just the logo and the content printed on them. Example: http://polpix.sueddeutsche.com/polopoly_fs/1.992181.1282725852!/image/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/860x860/image.jpg http://polpix.sueddeutsche.com/polopoly_fs/1.992181.12827258...
- dagw 14y agoUmm, no they didn't. What you're talking about was a particular brand, Blåvitt[1], owned by the Konsum chain of stores. It was a very concious (and successful) marketing strategy, and not some generic non-brand. [1] http://emmaskok.blogg.se/images/2011/blvitt2_149458969.jpg http://emmaskok.blogg.se/images/2011/blvitt2_149458969.jpg)