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Peelable Label

08 Sep 2011
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Designed by jwt brazil, the fruity vodkas come in a peelable package, which imitate the skin of each drink&rsquos respective fruit. Just peel the wooden crate off and drink the fruit wine out. Smirnoff is boasting a line of traditional vodka with most brilliant packaging schemes. These bottles are wrapped up as fresh as the fruit they come from, stored in standard produce crates, with the peel still on.

Intelligent Detergent Packaging

08 Sep 2011
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The detergent powder packs was designed with perfume encapsulated so that, the consumers could experience & test the fragrance, on the retail shelves before purchasing it. The biggest technology breakthrough in this innovation was the controlled release of perfume that happens only upon physical interaction with the consumer when a stroke of a thumb or a scratch of a nail breaks some of the melamine microcapsules to release a whiff of the perfume.

Tube Squeezing Toothbrush

08 Sep 2011
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Catherine werdel a product designer designed this toothbrush with a clever slit down the center of the grip. The slot is long enough so that the end of a tube can be slipped in but narrows enough that it can push the viscous contents down to the open end.

 With two hands and little skill required, you can easily press paste out, ensuring that those last few milliliters won&rsquot go to waste. The last dollops of paste left inside the tube might not amount to a whole lot of dollars&rsquo worth, but the point is recycling and not letting things unnecessarily go to waste.

Gun Packaging For Ketchups

08 Sep 2011
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Each cylindrical gun is wrapped in a brightly colored sleeve and has matching colored metal outerwear pieces. What is fantastic about the sleeves is that they are each die cut along the back to leave a thin c open section from top to bottom mimicking a curvy line of ketchup. The opening allows for the consumer to know what level the condiment is at and if they need to refill it.

Odd Packaging

02 Sep 2011
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Greenhouse, a company specialized predominantly in computer accessories, has shot their product offering into the world of bath and bubbles. They now offer novelty sponges that are packaged to look like cakes, mousse, and pies.

Commercials and posters may get people interested in what a companys selling, but product packaging is what really intrigues consumers. It attracts attention in stores and its physically there for customers to see in reality as opposed to on tv.

G Shaped Drink Container

02 Sep 2011
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 This is an interesting concept from british designer cadú gomes exploring unique structural design a great piece of branding and packaging design. By incorporating gatorade&rsquos identity into the bottle, this packaging takes brand recognition to a whole other level.

Formed into the practical shape of drink container that so many runners use, it also uses the shape to highlight and emphasize the curves of a g that brings in the brand identity perfectly.

Coffee Cup Handles

26 Aug 2011
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Melissa cloutier&rsquos clever take out coffee cardboard packaging offers java junkies a handle to hold a paper cup of hot coffee comfortably. Not only that, there are two convenient holes to hold the creamers too. This design allows the user to transport it all safely with only one hand.

Those who often dash in and out of coffee shops will appreciate this. The holder was made from a simple piece of cardboard without any glue. The nice thing about the cardboard is that it can be recycled.

Ergonomic Bottle For Nuts

26 Aug 2011
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Blue diamond nut growers recently launched a brand new almond package that makes eating their delicious nuts much more convenient for consumers. The package features a small ergonomic bottle that is an ideal size for a woman&rsquos hands. The curves of the bottle are not only functional, but deliver a shelf appeal that attracts the female consumer.