Filip Cvitić designed a new Croatian chocolate called DOBRO, i.e., GOOD

Dubrovnik, Zadar, Zagreb and Split.
| Edible and tasteful products In order to regain attractiveness of Croatian cultural heritage and its forgotten identity, it is essential to approach it as a market value, as technology, which needs to be constantly innovated in order to maintain a certain market share. But that certainly is not enough. Created products and services need to give its users true value for money. They also need to be interesting, attractive and useful at the same time. Cultural heritage can give products more content and connect them with the country in which they have been produced. That is why the project FABULA CROATICA uses cultural heritage as a basis for creating unique products. One such product that has been created as a part of FABULA CROATICA project is DOBRO chocolate. DOBRO chocolates have an interesting story about a city and are chocolates of highest quality. They are made from the finest cocoa beans and other high-quality ingredients. Owners of this product will be able to enjoy this precious chocolate treat. ![]() Each chocolate is accompanied with a certificate.
Chocolates DOBRO tell us the stories about music, art, science, economy, customs and daily life of people who make a particular city. These chocolates are supplied from Croatian chocolate factories. In the packaging these stories are written in four languages: Croatian, English, German and Italian. Through these written stories, it is possible to get acquainted with the cultural values of the city. |


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Filip is also the author of a superb Croatian Glagolitic font.

Filip Cvitić on the left, during the Branding Croatia 2 meeting in Zagreb, 2016.
Formated for CROWN by Darko Žubrinić
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