Agrico is Qatar's homegrown farming company — hydroponic vegetables, fresh fish, herbs and local produce grown in the desert and delivered daily.
A national-pride story: proof that Qatar can grow its own food, at quality that beats imported shelves.
Produce content is the hardest kind of content — the product is a tomato. No packaging, no logo lockup, no gloss to hide behind.
The feed had to stay bilingual, seasonal and always-on, while carrying farm education, product drops, Ramadan and Adha moments in one grid.
Headworks built the daily output: a green-led art-direction system, a modular post family, seasonal key visuals and a library of vertical food films.
One palette, one type scale, one appetite — from a single eggplant post to a full Eid campaign.
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Vertical films built for the appetite scroll: a texture close-up to hook, a farm beat to convince, a clean plate to close. Motion, typography and pacing designed as one template family so every product still reads as Agrico.
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A locked grid, type scale and a single disciplined green turned a mixed produce feed into a recognisable Agrico feed.
Macro texture, honest light and generous space made local vegetables and fish feel premium, not commodity.
Modular templates let new harvests, offers and seasonal moments ship weekly in both languages without redesigning from zero.