14.04.2021 Views

Harvest Restaurant Brand Vision Book

Brand Vision Book detailing their philosophy; The Harvest Restaurant brand oozes authenticity in all that it delivers: branding philosophy, food, environment, and service.

Brand Vision Book detailing their philosophy; The Harvest Restaurant brand oozes authenticity in all that it delivers: branding philosophy, food, environment, and service.

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

LOCAVORE RESTAURANT


WHAT IS LOCAVORISM?

The word locavore is a combination of two words – local

and omnivore. This food philosophy can be defined as a

person who consumes seasonal food produced or harvested

within a 100-mile radius of one’s home.

MODERN


LOCAL

OMNIVORE



FRESH

There are several benefits to locavorism, such as health, environmental, and community

awareness. Consumers have a certain sense of security when they consume locally produced

food. Local, non-industrial farmers are far more accountable for food security and

have a higher level of control over the use of pesticides, animal treatment, and a lower

ratio of disease outbreak due to smaller farming practices.

SUSTAINABLE


AUTHENTIC

Authenticity stems from the ground. This brand is associated with

words such as organic, natural and real. The Harvest Restaurant

brand oozes authenticity in all that it delivers: branding philosophy,

food, environment, and service.

LOCAL


HIGH-TECH


REFINED

The locavore restaurant concept breaks away from tradition while exploring the needs of new

consumers. It’s all about the food and the passion that comes from eating locally produced

ingredients. The branding will also communicate passion in its design, keeping the core objective

in mind. People who are passionate about food and the environment will feel a connection

with the brand.

ENGAGING



LOCAVORE RESTAURANT

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!