The Tymbark logo, for the Polish brand of juices, nectars and beverages, is designed as a wide curved white panel with the brand name, with a red apple placed underneath it. The logo is tilted to the left. The panel has a light green border, a dark green outer outline and a dark shadow at the bottom. The word TYMBARK is set in large uppercase dark green sans-serif letters, with compact forms and sharp inner corners. Under the central part of the panel is a red apple with a green leaf, partially overlapping the lower edge. Above the upper left part is the year 1936, which serves as an additional historical mark and points to the beginning of the brand’s history. The name Tymbark is connected with the Polish town of Tymbark in the Podhale region, where the first fruit cooperative was established in 1936.
Tymbark is a Polish brand of juices, nectars, beverages, mousses, lemonades, sauces and products based on fruit and vegetables, belonging to the Maspex group. The brand’s history began in 1936 with a fruit cooperative founded by Józef Marek in Tymbark. In 1990–1991, the company became an independent enterprise, updated its logo and developed the idea of branded caps with short messages, which became an important part of the brand’s recognition. In 1999, Tymbark joined Maspex Wadowice Group, one of the largest food groups in Central and Eastern Europe. Today, the brand is considered a leader in the Polish market for juices, nectars and beverages, and its products are exported to almost 30 countries.
