Another marketing geek here - I'd choose a different font, honestly; there are so many wonderful ones out there now that you can make your logo look completely custom. Make sure that it stands up and out and is SUPER easy to read. Right now the white of the letters are getting lost in the white glints of the reflections and anyone with less than perfect eyesight is not going to be able to read it easily.
Last - and this is a pet peeve, but it's a big one - make sure that if you use a script or serif font (anything that has little edges on the letters) you use a CURLY apostrophe (also called a typesetter's apostrophe), not a straight hash mark. Right now when I read it, because it's my job to proofread and edit marketing campaigns, I read "Fogl-foot mark-s." Some fonts don't come with their own apostrophes and the computer fakes it, or sometimes the apostrophe gets switched out for a hash mark when the text is copied and pasted.
The good news is that the background - the jars - is absolutely gorgeous. That's 99% of the work, honestly.
Joanna Kimball
blacksheepcardigans.com