When could inclusive packaging be considered as such? There are many fields, but today we must choose one. Have you ever thought that inclusive packaging could significantly impact people’s lives? For example, menstruation is often overlooked in society. Not everyone knows that such a natural phenomenon represents a crucial aspect of women’s health and psycho-physical […]
Conversations about gender identity are progressively leading brands towards inclusive packaging. In fact, companies place less emphasis on gender-specific traits and more on unisex design. The trend toward inclusive, and therefore gender-neutral, packaging is emerging in various product categories. Personal care products are perhaps the prime example. The same goes for food packaging, particularly for […]
The ethical packaging charter is a collection of shared principles for conscientious packaging design, production, and use. It was presented during the 2014 Ipack-Ima, on the initiative of Stefano Lavorini, Valeria Bucchetti, and Giovanni Baule, professors at the School of Design of The Polytechnic University of Milan. The awareness that packaging is a powerful marketing […]
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In the heart of Lessinia Regional Park, in Velo Veronese, a project was born that combines artisanal research, visual identity, and attention to detail. PH 4.1 Lab, a laboratory specializing in naturally leavened products, developed a Christmas packaging project together with Packly that goes beyond simple packaging: a visual and tactile narrative that anticipates the […]
There are those who bring chocolate at Easter, others opt for the traditional colomba. But today, some are putting Culomba on the table: a soft, fragrant leavened product, without raisins or candied fruit, with a shape that needs no explanation. The idea comes from MySecretCase, the brand that has turned ironic sensuality into a business […]
The dieline, which we have already discussed previously, represents the ‘cutting and folding layout of the flat box composed of cut lines, bleed lines and crease lines’ and is therefore the 2D technical drawing of the packaging. Designing this type of file, as anticipated in the article ‘Structural packaging design: windows and inserts’, requires technical […]
At a glance 1. What is EPR, and where does it apply? EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) is a regulatory principle present in dozens of countries around the world, from Europe to North America, from Asia to Australia, which transfers the cost of managing packaging waste from public authorities to the companies that place that packaging […]