Puerto Rico Logos

Famous Puerto Rico Logos

Pristine beaches, old city charm, expressive culture, and tropical temperatures are just some of the things that sunny Puerto Rico offers. When you visit Puerto Rico, there’s no shortage of things to do and see as you relax alongside the ocean. Much like its neighboring Caribbean islands, the cost of goods is too high to constantly be shipping products and materials back and forth from the island, so Puerto Rico did what it knew best – it began to build right in its country. 

From consumer goods to restaurants, to hospitality, to minerals – Puerto Rico is home to companies spanning a wide range of industries.

With each company is an accompanying logo that has not only gotten the attention of its residents but also the attention of people from all over, including us at Hatchwise. Below are three of those companies, but we’ve had the pleasure of working with tons of other companies that call Puerto Rico home that you can browse on this page. 

 

El Mesón Sándwiches

Every country has its take on local fast food. Some countries may have hole-in-the-wall establishments that cook up mouth-watering bites, others may have a strong food truck presence, and others may have large-scale restaurant chains that rivals fellow fast-food spots like McDonald’s or Subway. El Mesón Sándwiches is the latter of those three. Headquartered in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, not far from where the brand was founded in Aguadilla Pueblo, Puerto Rico in 1972, this spot is known for its fast-food menu staples like sandwiches, salads, and breakfast foods.

Residents can stop by El Mesón Sándwiches any time of day for a quick bite all over Puerto Rico. El Mesón Sándwiches has recently expanded to Florida and was named one of the best restaurant chains by Travel + Leisure. With so much publicity, it makes sense the brand has a logo that has drawn recognition all over as well. Its logo traces back to its Puerto Rican roots with vibrant colors that are not only representative of the art and color you’ll find in the city but are also the colors of the neighboring Caribbean islands.

Sitting at the top of the “Meson” wordmark is an abstract line forming an outline of a house, tying the brand back to its humble roots where these menu items were cooked up for locals under one roof. The final important component of the logo is the “sandwich” wordmark. The way the wordmark and accompanying lines are positioned resembles a sub sandwich, tying the logo back to the brand. 

 

Pueblo Supermarkets

Depending on where you live you may be accustomed to doing your grocery shopping at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Stop & Shop, or another store. For those living in Puerto Rico, the grocery store residents frequent is Pueblo Supermarkets. The supermarket chain was founded in 1955 and has its headquarters in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Whether you need to stock up on meat, dairy, deli items, canned goods, frozen food, or something else – Pueblo Supermarkets will have something in stock for you. When it comes to the brand’s logo, the Pueblo logo is similar in style to other supermarket chains. Many supermarkets focus on the wordmark, rather than a logo with an abundance of design features.

Pueblo did just that with a large, red, italicized font that displays the Pueblo name boldly. This logo stands out and can easily be seen from a distance. The simplicity of this logo, in a loud color, helps with building brand recognition. When you see the Pueblo wordmark, you do not doubt that you are arriving at a Pueblo grocery store. 

 

Cristaila Premium Water

When traveling to the Caribbean waters, it’s often known that you can’t drink tap water. Due to this, it’s common for these islands to have local bottled water. In Puerto Rico, the premier bottled water company is Cristalia Premium Water. This company has had accelerated growth. Since its inception in 1986 in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the brand has grown to be the largest manufacturer of bottled water on the island and sells its water to nearly every chain retail, supermarket, and big-box store in Puerto Rico including Walmart and Home Depot.

Its logo reflects the quality of water it provides. Its name implies you are drinking “crystal clear” water so it was important for the logo to reflect this in the brand name and design. The logo is a blue and white color scheme with a curved blue line at the top, representing the natural waves and flow of a waterfall. It is also intended for the logo to include “Premium Water” in the design, so there is no question about the quality of water that you’ll be drinking when you drink Cristalia water.