Bolthouse Fresh Foods introduces new brand identity and packaging

Along with a refreshed corporate logo, the company will be unveiling a new consumer brand, Bolthouse Fresh, and packaging for its consumer-facing portfolio of fresh carrots and on-the-go snacking solutions.

Bolthouse Fresh Foods logo
Bolthouse Fresh Foods logo
(Image courtesy of Bolthouse Fresh Foods)

Bakersfield, Calif.-based Bolthouse Fresh Foods is sharing a first look at its redesigned corporate logo.

The logo will roll out in fall 2024 to celebrate the company’s century-long heritage as one of North America’s largest producers of carrots, according to a news release. Bolthouse Fresh Foods said the rebranding, themed “Modern Roots,” combines modernity with authenticity, bringing a fresh, dynamic and innovative spirit to its products.

“Bolthouse Fresh Foods is committed to enhancing the health and well-being of our consumers by offering high-quality, nutrient-rich fresh products that excel in today’s ever-evolving market,” said CEO Timothy Escamilla.

Beyond its refreshed corporate logo, Bolthouse Fresh Foods will be unveiling a new consumer brand, Bolthouse Fresh, and packaging for its consumer-facing portfolio of fresh carrots and on-the-go snacking solutions. Consumers will begin to see Bolthouse Fresh products with bold and playful designs rolling out this fall, the release said.

Bolthouse logo on carrot packages
New Bolthouse Fresh labels will be rolled out this fall.
(Photo courtesy of Bolthouse Fresh Foods)

“Bolthouse Fresh Foods is proud of our focus on fresh produce and natural ingredients, prioritizing best-in-class agriculture practices to ensure the best quality carrots,” Escamilla said. “Bolthouse Fresh Foods is taking every opportunity to reinforce our position as a category leader, and our vibrant brand look mirrors the energy our team brings to each partner and customer relationship. Our goal is to reinvigorate the produce aisle to meet the demands of today’s consumers while building a connection with the next generation. In-store, consumers will find it much easier to gain inspiration across our extensive Bolthouse Fresh conventional, organic and value-added fresh carrot varieties.”

Bolthouse Fresh Foods partner FreshMade created the new corporate brand identity and Bolthouse Fresh packaging designs, according to the release.

“The new packaging across the fresh carrot portfolio is designed to engage consumers with eye-catching colors that highlight usage occasions,” said Karen White, vice president of marketing at Bolthouse Fresh Foods. “It was crucial that our branding ignite excitement for all shoppers, and this design has achieved just that. Months of consumer research, testing, and creative exploration brought us to the new brand and package designs.”

Each variety features a consistent Bolthouse Fresh design, enhancing the identity of the product and the ready-to-eat convenience consumers love, the company said. The design helps shoppers quickly identify their favorite carrots for every occasion while maximizing the visibility of Bolthouse Fresh’s superior product quality, according to the release.

The Bolthouse Fresh Foods brand and Bolthouse Fresh portfolio will be fully revealed at the National Association of Convenience Stores Trade Show on Oct. 8-10, in Las Vegas, as well as the International Fresh Produce Association’s Global Produce and Floral Show from Oct. 17-19, in Atlanta.

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