51 Fresh Grocery Logo Ideas To Add To Your Design Cart
Are you planning to open a grocery store? Or maybe you are thinking of rebranding? Whatever it is, our article today is made for you! We have scoured the web and compiled a huge list of fresh and creative grocery logo ideas that you can use.
These logos come in different styles – whether you’re selling fruits, vegetables, meat, pantry staples, or specialty cuisine items, you’ll surely find a design that will suit your business. So scroll down, browse our samples, and then head on to our beginner-friendly logo maker tool to create your logo.
Let’s get started!
Tips For Creating Grocery Logos
Knowing the elements that make a well-designed logo is key to designing an effective one. Here are some tips that you should keep in mind:
Identify your grocery’s niche
Having a unique “identity” or specialty for your grocery store will make it easier for your target customers to remember you. It will also give you an edge over your competitors.
Let’s take a look at popular stores in the United States. Whole Foods focuses on selling natural and organic produce. Trader Joe’s is known for selling unique and specialty items that you won’t see in other stores. While Costco is popular for its bulk items and extremely low prices.
Even small or local stores have a specialty. Some may cater to Asian grocery items, wheat and grain products, or farm-fresh fruits and vegetables.
Once you pin down your store’s niche, you can use that as a guide for the style and art direction of your logo design.
Use suitable colors and typography
Following the point above, you can use colors and typography to further express your grocery’s identity.
For example, if your store focuses on selling organic produce, try using the color green and add leaves as a main design element.
Are you a warehouse-style store that sells bulk items? A clean logo with minimal elements can relay that sense of efficiency and simplicity.
Do you sell specialty items and luxury goods? A calligraphy logo in black and white is the best option to give off that chic and exclusive feel.
What if your grocery store doesn’t have any specific niche? Maybe you just sell common items. You can still harness the power of color psychology. Red logos are attention-grabbing, blue logos are seen as trustworthy and secure, while orange logos are seen as cheerful and vibrant.
Use relevant icons or symbols
Using icons that are commonly associated with a grocery store is another great option for your logo. These can be a shopping cart, cash register, fruits, and so on. If you offer delivery for your customers, you can also use a motorcycle or a truck in your logo.
Grocery Logo Design Examples
Let’s now take a look at our roundup of logo ideas. We categorized them into three groups below:
Shopping Cart Logos
When you think of groceries, you probably think of a huge shopping cart. Or perhaps a shopping basket.
Utilize this popular association and use icons of a shopping cart or basket for your grocery logo design. Then add some details to make it pop even more. Adding dash lines to the cart can symbolize speed and efficiency, while a full cart can signal that you have a huge variety of food in your store.
See our examples here:
g + grocery cart by Alfrey Davilla | vaneltia
Logo for grocery delivery by Andrei Yurchyk
Ezeelo Logo Design by Arpit Dawar ⚡️
Shopping Cart logo – U+D letter logo by Sunny Ahmed
Colorful, Green Grocery Store Logo Design by JL 2
Upmarket, Grocery Store Grocery Store Logo Design by Alexandra
Grocery Store Logo Design by ~idiaz~
Playful, Grocery Store Grocery Store Logo Design by graphicssquare
Modern, Dairy Logo Design by Gigih Rudya
Modern, Simple Supermarket Logo Design by step forward 2
Grocery Mall Cart by brandcrowd
Food Grocery Cart by brandcrowd
Fast Grocery Cart by brandcrowd
Juice Grocery Cart by brandcrowd
Shopping Cart Grocery by brandcrowd
Grocery Bag Logos
Alternatively, you can use a brown bag, plastic bag, or shopping bag in your logo design. A brown bag in particular is great if you are an eco-friendly store or if you sell organic food.
View our collection here:
Ecommerce logo with cart 4 by Rahul Varma
Make Heaven Crowded Graphic by Alex Pesak
Bunny In Grocery Bag by Javon Greaves for CLARUS
Retailers Icon by Javon Greaves for CLARUS
Serious, Small Grocery Logo Design by Bee Bee
Serious, Small Grocery Logo Design by rls
Serious, Small Grocery Logo Design by D_Mantra
Modern, Company Logo Design by soulpro03
Bold, Industry Industry Logo Design by nandkumar
Grocery Apple Shopping Bag by brandcrowd
Grocery Online Shopping by brandcrowd
Organic Supermarket Grocery by brandcrowd
Grocery Supermarket Bag by brandcrowd
Golden Online Grocery by brandcrowd
Produce Logos
You can also use the type of food you sell as your logo’s main visual focus. If you primarily sell fruits, why not use a fruit logo? Or if you sell farm-fresh vegetables, why not make those your logo’s main element? Or you can go subtle and just add leaves to your wordmark logo (similar to the popular US grocery store Whole Foods logo). The possibilities are endless!
Scroll to see some fresh ideas below:
Hudson Farmer’s Market Logo by Monira Akter
Asian Grocery E-Commerce Business Logo by Mozammal Hossain
Central Market Super Citrus by Cristina Moore
Full Logo Design by MICHAEL S.B
Traditional, Grocery Store Grocery Store Logo Design by Gree™
Traditional, Grocery Store Grocery Store Logo Design by FRESTI
Playful, Grocery Store Grocery Store Logo Design by Soula Vetter
Modern, Fruit Logo Design by Ng V Duc
Grocery Store Logo Design by Abhishek Mukherjee
Elegant, Sustainability Sustainability Logo Design by logomaniac
Vegetables Fruit Grocery by brandcrowd
Bread Fruit Grocery by brandcrowd
Fresh Grocery Fruit by brandcrowd
Fruit Grocery Cart by brandcrowd
Food Milk Groceries by brandcrowd
Design Your Grocery Logo Today!
From conveying your brand identity to influencing consumer behavior, grocery logos serve as a powerful tool. We hope the article above has helped you in your design process.
Of course, branding your grocery store won’t end with just your logo. A stunning poster, an informative Facebook Post, or a mouthwatering Instagram Ad might just be what you need to promote your store and start a buzz around your grocery. All of these and other marketing templates are available on the BrandCrowd site. Check it out today!
