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About the project

4th year | 14 weeks | packaging design | teamwork 

Design a new series of aseptic carton packaging for SIG under the topic "Feeding the World". 

Teammates: Berly Dai, Shayne Shen

SIG

Feeding the World

We came up with a series of packaging solutions for SIG after studying the eating habits in different parts of the world.

Closure design

Fits the concave shape for stable balance.

Creamy Squeeze

Creamy squeeze is inspired by the nshima culture in Zambia. The shape is upside down for a unique hanging shelf display. The closure is designed for stability.

500ml, 750ml, 1000ml

Designed for creamy texture.

Closure design

Designed for pouring gesture. 

Creamy Twist

Creamy twist is another shape designed for creamy food. The content can be easily poured out and provide a different experience.

500ml, 750ml

Designed for creamy texture.

Closure design

Simple but efficient closure for resealing larger volume.

Chunky Flip

Unique shape designed for chunky food in smaller pieces. Comes in three sizes. Smaller ones with tear-up openings for single-time use while the 1000ml package with a resealable closure.

500ml, 750ml, 1000ml

Designed for smaller chunky food such as beans.

Closure design

Easy to use and keeps everything clean.

Chunky Slider

Designed specifically for chunky food in larger sizes. The big opening allows the utensils to go in and scoop out the content. Inspiration from preserved food in Morocco culture.

500ml, 750ml, 1000ml

For getting larger chunky food with utensils.

Packaging in use

Pop N Tear

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Scoop N Tear

Pop n tear is designed for premade food. Simply tear the scored top tab, pop open the package, and you are able to enjoy your delicious meal.

Scoop n tear provides a built-in utensil. It provides instruction for folding the top tab into a spoon. The tab is covered by a transparent film that can be torn apart to address the hygiene issue.

All come in 500ml, 750ml, 1000ml

Designed for premade food, potentially for the red cross. 

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