Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly Break Down Then Burgeon
Amelia Roblin — February 5, 2011 — Eco
References: benhuttly.wordpress & lovelypackage
If this student's packaging project makes it to the market, I have no doubt that these Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly will succeed so far as to ruin farmers' businesses.
The intention of this graphic design challenge was to provide produce with tags that eliminate waste. The twine is 100% recyclable natural cotton, while the paper tabs are 100% biodegradable as well, and made from the seeds of the food to which they're attached.
With an aim to help the environment, and to encourage the practice of home gardening, these Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly succeed in a third way that makes them all the more irresistible. Using a laser printer with the intent of avoiding harmful inks, the designer has executed remarkably attractive tags that make veggies look all the more enticing.
The intention of this graphic design challenge was to provide produce with tags that eliminate waste. The twine is 100% recyclable natural cotton, while the paper tabs are 100% biodegradable as well, and made from the seeds of the food to which they're attached.
With an aim to help the environment, and to encourage the practice of home gardening, these Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly succeed in a third way that makes them all the more irresistible. Using a laser printer with the intent of avoiding harmful inks, the designer has executed remarkably attractive tags that make veggies look all the more enticing.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Packaging - The trend towards sustainable packaging is creating opportunities for innovative packaging solutions like plantable produce labels.
2. Circular Economy - The circular economy trend is driving the development of biodegradable and compostable packaging materials, such as the biodegradable paper tabs used in the Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly.
3. Consumer Education - The Vegetable Labels by Ben Huttly highlight the importance of consumer education in promoting sustainable practices like home gardening.
Industry Implications
1. Food Packaging - The food packaging industry can explore the use of plantable labels as a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional packaging materials.
2. Graphic Design - The graphic design industry can contribute to sustainable packaging innovation by creating attractive and eco-friendly labeling solutions.
3. Sustainable Agriculture - The sustainable agriculture industry can collaborate with packaging designers to develop integrated solutions that promote both sustainable farming practices and packaging materials.
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