I love it when companies ask their package designers to get creative. These products’ fun, innovative packaging stand out on the shelf and engage you from the start. What I also appreciate is that they are more than just cute and conceptual - the designers have considered the way people interact with these items and included this in their design.
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1. Peppermints box
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2. Pre-cut meat pieces
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3. Hair slides
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4. Lightbulbs
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5. Yarn bobbins
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6. Chewing gum blister pack
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7. Pasta
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8. Tissue boxes
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9. Earbuds
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10. Syrup bottle
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11. Edible chocolate tubes
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12. Tea bag
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13. Sock packaging
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14. Dog poop bags
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15. Scrunchie holders
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16. Lightbulbs box
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17. Pet food
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18. Towels
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19. Vitamins
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20. Cotton swab holder
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21. Fortune cookie holders
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22. Swiss chocolate
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23. Individual cupcake boxes
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24. Fruit Loops cereal box
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25. Ketchup packet lollipops |
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