Objective 
To create a new product - luxurious tonic water using upcycled wastewater from gin distillation.
Responsibilities
Market research & Product launch strategy 
Product development using Co-creation as one of the development strategies
Concept design
Outcome
A complete product launched to the market - A tonic water that doesnot only provides a complex and refreshing taste, but also helps reduce food waste and minimize our carbon footprint.

Example of the concept design for REVIVE tonic water

Co-creation workshop
The co-creation workshop was executed as an efficient tool to gather important insight from the consumers, as well as a tool that helps the company to develop the product in the right direction. The consumers performed simple exercises and created low-fidelity prototypes.
Consumers solving exercises during the co-creation workshop.
Consumers solving exercises during the co-creation workshop.
Results from the exercises during the co-creation workshop.
Results from the exercises during the co-creation workshop.
The package design for the new tonic water by one of the groups.
The package design for the new tonic water by one of the groups.
Example - parts of the Co-creation workshop
Product development
A number of prototypes were created during the product development stage. These iterations were done together with taste experts, researchers, and chefs.
Early stage of the product development
Early stage of the product development
Product development - taste samples
Product development - taste samples
Taste tests
Taste tests
Examples - Product development in different stages

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