Meter Group Design & Branding Made in Fukushima, 3 by Serviceplan Munich

Made in Fukushima, 3
The Design & Branding titled Made in Fukushima, 3 was done by Serviceplan Munich advertising agency for Meter Group in Germany. It was released in Mar 2019.

Meter Group: Made in Fukushima, 3

Awards:

ANDY Awards 2020
Craft-Gold
Cresta Awards 2020
Brand PurposeBrand PurposeGold
Print DesignBrochure/PublicationGold
CraftOutstanding Art Direction (print)Silver
Print DesignArt Direction (any category)Gold
B2bDirect (any medium)Silver
New York Festivals Awards 2020
Direct & CollateralBest UseFinalist
Positive World ImpactPublic ServiceFinalist
DesignBrand DesignBronze
Artistry & Craft in AdvertisingPrint & OutdoorBronze
Artistry & Craft in AdvertisingDirect & CollateralSilver
PrintBest UseSilver
Avant-Garde/InnovativeAvant-garde/innovativeBronze
ADC Awards 2020
AdvertisingArt Direction - DirectMerit
Publication DesignBooksBronze Cube
Publication DesignDesign for GoodGold Cube
Publication DesignInnovationMerit
Clio Awards 2019
DesignPublishing & Printed MaterialsGold
Caples Awards 2020
Innovation-Bronze

Credits & Description:

Client: Meter Group
Agency: Serviceplan
Advertising Agency: Serviceplan Group, Munich, Germany
Head Of Global Agricultural Sciences / Director: Dr. Masaru Mizoguchi
VP Marketing: Christian Hertel
Head Of Print Production: Robert Kaminski
DoP: Andreas Wolf
Producer: Johannes Maierbacher
Cinematographer: Ivan Kovac
Producer: Rumi Tominaga
Managing Director: Maximilian Heitsch
Designer: Ricardo Abbaszadeh
Information Designer: Sebastian Haiss
Lead Designer: Gabriela Baka
Photographer: Nick Frank
Junior Copywriter: Carolina Soto
Art Director: Eduardo Alvarez
Creative Producer: Saurabh Kakade
Creative Director: Lorenz Langgartner
Creative Director: Franz Röppischer
Chief Creative Officer: Alex Schill
Country: Germany
Published: March 2020
Synopsis:
Made in Fukushima is a book made out of rice straw from the decontaminated fields in Fukushima. It helps people understand that the decontamination method works and that the rice from Fukushima is safe, by turning the rice into the medium and the data into understanding. To tell the story, the book uses a wide range of resources: photography, interviews, reports, background information, data and its visualization.