Premium rice,
premium presence.
A rebrand and outdoor campaign for one of Northern Nigeria's most-recognized parboiled rice producers — built to read clearly at 60 km/h, hold up against in-store competition, and respect what the brand had already earned.

Where the project started.
Gerawa Rice has spent two decades earning its place as a household name in Northern Nigeria. But as distribution expanded south and the category grew more crowded, the existing packaging started doing less of the work — competing on shelf with newer entrants on louder design.
We were asked for a refresh, not a reinvention. Keep what customers already trusted. Sharpen everything else.
How we worked through it.
We rebuilt the wordmark with the same proportions and color story but tightened the drawing — better terminals, better spacing, and a logotype that holds up at billboard scale without losing its character at 50ml on a sachet.
The campaign system pairs editorial photography with one declarative line — "Premium Rice, Premium Quality" — set in a confident grotesk that doesn't compete with the product. Outdoor sites lead. Print, retail, and social fall in behind.
The new system finally feels like the brand customers already think we are.
What changed after launch.
The new system rolled out across packaging, retail signage, and a coordinated outdoor campaign in three states. Distribution expanded from twelve states to twenty-three within a year. Aided brand recall lifted thirty-eight points in a 600-respondent survey.

Measured.
Aided recall measured against the previous packaging in a 600-respondent survey across three states.
States carrying Gerawa Rice within twelve months of the new system going live.
Lift in repeat-purchase rate among customers introduced to the brand through the new campaign.
Studio facts.
- Services
- Creative Design · Brand Strategy
- Timeline
- 8 weeks
- Year
- 2024
- Team
- Studio of one + production printer
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