亚洲色吧

France has always been a global benchmark for aesthetics and artistry. Receiving the Silver Award at the 亚洲色吧 is therefore deeply meaningful to us. MCB, as a CDMO company in the nutrition and health industry, being recognised on such an international design stage marks a groundbreaking achievement. This honour is not only an international recognition of our design philosophy, but also powerful proof that nutrition and health products can be seamlessly integrated with art and aesthetics. It demonstrates that the origin stories and intrinsic value can be delivered through packaging design in the market. This award is not only a tribute to our team’s dedication, but also a clear message to the entire health industry: an extraordinary brand experience can—and should—be built from the very first stage of production.

Winning this prestigious award has created ripple effects across our company and beyond. For our design department, it has been a powerful affirmation that even as a raw ingredient manufacturer, design can play a vital role in shaping brand value. Internally, the award has sparked stronger creative synergy, bringing our R&D, Design, and Marketing teams closer together in ways we had never experienced before. Externally, it has elevated Ming Chyi Biotechnology’s credibility on the global stage, opening up new opportunities for collaboration with international partners who now see us not only as an ingredient supplier but also as an innovator in design and branding.

Experimentation drives breakthrough innovation. We've launched a sensory revolution across three dimensions. First, through Tactile Terrain, we used textured surfaces that invite people to ‘feel the seasons’ with their fingertips. Second, with Colour Psychology, we translated natural colours into quick, intuitive responses—green for renewal, red for vitality, gold for abundance, blue for purity. Finally, our Unboxing Experience balances logic and emotion: one side presents scientific data while the other shares seasonal poetry. Together, these experiments redefine how consumers connect with supplements, making it both meaningful and memorable.

During our research for the spring product line, we discovered a remarkable correlation between the surface texture of bitter melon and mountainous terrain. This serendipitous observation immediately illuminated our design direction. We shifted our approach from "designing" nature to "translating" its inherent qualities. Each ingredient revealed its own topographical code: bitter melon's textured surface corresponds to spring mountains, maca's coarse texture reflects highland plateaus, marigold's lustrous quality captures autumn fields, and krill oil's crystalline clarity embodies winter seas. These microscopic textures have been transformed into comprehensive visual and tactile language, giving each season its distinctive "signature pattern” and turning the natural connection between ingredients and their origins into tangible, poetic experiences.

I wish more people understood that effective design is more than just decoration. It’s a way to translate the essence of our ingredients into meaningful experiences. Effective design connects consumers not just to a product, but to its source and purpose, turning everyday supplementation into an engaging, almost poetic experience.

At Ming Chyi (MCB), balancing client expectations with our own ideas is unique because we are both the creators and the clients. As an ingredient manufacturer, we approach every project from two perspectives: the scientist, who ensures data accuracy and scientific integrity; and the brand storyteller, who translates those ingredients into meaningful experiences. Our design philosophy is about integration rather than compromise—scientific rigour provides the framework, while creative expression brings the ingredients’ stories to life. This synergy is what allows ‘SEASONAL RESONANCE’ to emerge, connecting consumers not just to a product, but to the origin, quality, and narrative of each ingredient.

The main challenge was stepping beyond our usual scientific mindset and embracing artistic elements. As a science-focused solution provider, some of our team were initially sceptical about incorporating poetry, colour psychology, or tactile textures—wondering if consumers really needed such artistic approaches in nutraceutical products. We overcame this by holding intensive cross-departmental workshops, bringing designers and researchers together to connect rational and emotional perspectives. The Silver Award validated our approach, showing that when products carry a sense of soul, they can resonate with the market in ways we never expected.

When we face a creative block, we step away from screens and immerse ourselves in the real world. Observing how consumers select supplements, feeling the textures of seasonal ingredients firsthand, and studying retail displays allow us to uncover insights that digital research alone can’t provide. The physical world remains our ultimate source of inspiration.

“Empathy” is at the heart of everything we design at Ming Chyi (MCB). Observing our families, we saw that taking supplements often felt like a cold, mechanical task rather than an enjoyable act of self-care. This inspired our mission: to turn a daily health routine into a warm, sensory-rich ritual. Every design decision reflects this—therapeutic textures and colour psychology on the packaging, scientific data paired with poetry, and intuitive tracking functionality to make daily intake effortless. Our goal is to create more than effective products; we aim to craft meaningful two-minute rituals that nourish both body and mind, connecting consumers to the origin, quality, and story of each ingredient.

Designers are not merely visual creators. We must comprehend clients' business models and investigate the core technologies behind their products. When you successfully translate this complex information into clear, emotional narratives, you transform not only packaging but the entire brand experience. Cold data becomes warm stories, products evolve into belief systems, and every design decision becomes a brand asset that drives both trust and commercial growth. Great design is not just seen—it’s felt, experienced, and remembered.

We would select Katsushika Hokusai (葛飾北齋), the master"translator of nature". He never merely replicated what he observed; rather, he distilled the essence of nature. Historical accounts indicate that he spent three years observing eagles to perfect a single illustration. He reportedly spent countless hours by the seaside, meticulously studying wave dynamics. This extraordinary attention to detail and relentless pursuit of perfection exemplifies our product development philosophy: each ingredient formulation undergoes hundreds of iterations, and every design element is meticulously refined. Ultimately, in his masterpiece "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" (神奈川沖浪裏), the waves transcend realistic water representation to embody pure force itself. Mount Fuji in "Clear Day with a Southern Breeze" (凱風快晴) evolves beyond geographical representation to become a spiritual symbol. This precisely reflects our core values and philosophy.

We hope people would ask: “Why do you emphasise touch, colour, and brain balance as the three pillars of your design?” Our answer: We have engineered what we call a sensory persuasion chain. The three elements that form the sensory persuasion chain are: 1. Colour – creates an instant emotional connection within the first 3 seconds (e.g., green for renewal, red for vitality, gold for radiance, blue for purity). 2. Touch – anchors memory through tactile experience; research shows people retain tactile memories up to 70% better than visual ones. 3. Brain Balance – harmonises logic and emotion by engaging both hemispheres: the left page of packaging satisfies logic with data and structure, the right page with poetry and imagery. Together, these three pillars guide perception, imprint experience, and transform decision-making into affirmation.