Global Packaging Visual Designer
Pubblicato il 15-09-2026 - Mutti in Italia
Mutti Group, with over 120 years of brave innovations, is the European leader in the tomato category and is present in 100 countries worldwide, with a net turnover of 777 million euros in 2025.
"Our legacy is not just a corporate legacy, but a system legacy.
It is not just patrimonial legacy, but a cultural inheritance.
It is a certain way of doing things: with charm, through true and fair relationships, starting from the possible to go above and beyond.
It is about choosing each other and knowing how to elect which paths to pursue, and when.
It is the tireless but always consistent action."
To support us in our growth and our mission to raise the tomato to its highest expression, we are looking for a Global Packaging Design & Visual Specialist to join our Marketing department at our Headquarter in Parma (Montechiarugolo), reporting directly to the Global Brand & Media Manager.
This brand new role will play a pivotal role in shaping the visual identity of our brand portfolio, combining strategic thinking with hands-on design expertise to elevate our brand presence,
contribute to the overall success of our products and provide customers with great outcomes and best-in-class experiences.
Main Responsibilities:
- Follow the process and development of major redesigns on mother brand MUTTI and sublines
- Manage the overall design activities for the brand portfolio, leading the development activities and driving innovation of our brand aesthetics and ensuring consistency across various product line
- Lead Printing process & artwork final execution
- Lead the process and development of tentpole innovations eg. Pop up restaurants
- Collaborate with the Marketing teams based in the HQ and in our international subsidiaries to align design projects with Global marketing strategy and market positioning
- Develop and maintain a deep understanding of market trends, consumer behaviour and competitor activities to inform design decisions
- Manage the relationships with exte