Tofu & Pudding in a Balloon
mediterranean — July 20, 2008 — Eco
References: bocca.co.jp & pingmag.jp
Packaging is a necessary evil. We need it to preserve the items and keep them organized. However, once we open up our packages, and use the actual product, the packaging material is bound for the garbage can. That is why it's important to come up with creative reduced packaging that leaves a minimal footprint.
One cool example is this unusual packing of Tofu or pudding inside a balloon by Kamakura-komachi. The elastic material of the balloon can be stretched extensively to accommodate various sizes. Yet, once you pop it with a toothpick, the balloon is reduced to a tiny bit.
I think its an awesome idea. It's flexible and sure to be fun for kids.
One cool example is this unusual packing of Tofu or pudding inside a balloon by Kamakura-komachi. The elastic material of the balloon can be stretched extensively to accommodate various sizes. Yet, once you pop it with a toothpick, the balloon is reduced to a tiny bit.
I think its an awesome idea. It's flexible and sure to be fun for kids.
Trend Themes
1. Reduced Packaging - New packaging solutions that minimize waste and have a smaller environmental footprint.
2. Creative Packaging - Innovative packaging designs that offer unique and engaging experiences for consumers.
3. Flexible Materials - The utilization of elastic materials that can adapt to different shapes and sizes for packaging purposes.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - The food industry can explore reduced and creative packaging options to reduce waste and enhance consumer experience.
2. Toy Packaging - Toy manufacturers can utilize creative packaging techniques, such as balloons, to provide interactive and fun experiences for children.
3. Environmental Packaging - Companies focused on eco-friendly packaging solutions can explore the use of flexible materials to reduce waste and improve sustainability.
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