In many ways, young children have yet to learn the meaning of "garbage" as the adult sees it, which makes Yo'Play Blox packaging a great concept for the kid and his parents alike. The single serving plastic yogurt containers have been designed to be stacked and snapped together in different configurations, offering toddlers a cheap form of entertainment that can be recycled whenever they tire of it.
Basically, the emptied snack cups can be connected together on the ends and at the sides to produce a limitless array of modeled objects. The deGast deSIGN studio makes the game a great deal more complex by printing illustrations, letters and numbers onto each pot so that combining Yo'Play Blox packaging in different arrangements can be both fun and educational.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Reusable Packaging
- Creating reusable packaging for products like children's food can help reduce waste and provide additional value to consumers.
- Interactive Packaging
- Designing packaging that doubles as a toy or game can help capture the attention of younger consumers and provide a unique user experience.
- Educational Packaging
- Printing educational material on packaging can provide added value to consumers and make products more appealing, especially for children's products.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Food and Beverage
- The food and beverage industry can benefit from creating reusable, interactive, and educational packaging for their products, especially those targeted towards children.
- Toy and Game
- The toy and game industry can explore the potential of creating products that integrate with reusable packaging, or creating their own packaging that offers an interactive and educational user experience.
- Graphic Design
- Graphic designers can specialize in creating packaging designs that are not only visually appealing, but also incorporate educational and interactive elements that enhance the user experience.
