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Faxe Kondi completely expands its Frosty Blue look to all of its energy drinks

Faxe Kondi Rebrand Booster

Almost a year ago to the day, Faxe Kondi introduced a similar but alternative look on the Frosty Blue flavor of its signature energy drink. Every extension to the beverage that followed featured that same design, and for a moment, it looked like this was the look for the newer options. Over the last 12 months, it has become clear that this is indeed the new look for Faxe Kondi Booster, and all of the flavors that came before Frosty Blue are receiving a makeover.

An entire family image has surfaced, showing off almost all of the flavors for the flagship Faxe Kondi energy drink in the new, letter-focused design, including the zero sugar varieties, Mango Surf and Twisted Ice, as well as the classics like Lemon, Energy, Original, and Black. The matching branding gives the selection of caffeinated beverages much more uniformity, and while the rebranding has been a gradual process, consumers shouldn’t be seeing any of the previous look.

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