Consumer Behavior: Color & Typography in FMCG Packaging:This study delves into the psycho-emotional impact of colors and typographics on consumer decision matrices within the FMCG packaging paradigm. Synthesizing empirical research, meta-analytical data, and paradigmatic case studies, it unveils profound insights into consumer perceptual frameworks.Research underscores the neurocognitive resonance of chromatic stimuli and the semiotic import of typographic modalities in brand equity formation. Cultural semiospheres are interrogated, elucidating nuanced ontological divergences between Occidental and Oriental demographies.Exemplars from the corporate echelon elucidate the stratagems by which FMCG enterprises leverage design schemata to amplify cognitive salience and articulate narrative arcs. This study posits design as the quintessence of brand eminence, orchestrating consumer behavior within the cultural econosphere.In summation, this research furnishes actionable intelligence for FMCG strategists, accentuating the imperative of design intervention in the gestalt of consumer decision kinetics.