Liquor Candle Packaging

These Detroitwick Soy Candles Come in Upcycled Vodka Bottle Holders

Candle retailer Detroitwick recently created a line of soy candles that are sold in repurposed Grey Goose vodka bottles to help promote recycling in the Detroit area. These candles cleverly turn disposable packaging into elegant decor pieces thanks to Detroitwick's founder Doug Schwartz.

Detroitwick creates high-quality soy candles that are environmentally friendly as well as long-lasting. The candles are made with a soy base so that they burn much longer than conventional candles -- up to 72 hours. These candles also have a sweet sugar scent. Each candle comes packaged in a recycled Grey Goose bottls that have been sliced to size to fit a small or large candle size. A portion of the purchases also go to an organization called Green Living Science to help fund education about protecting the environment.
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Packaging - The trend of using repurposed alcohol bottles for packaging allows companies to promote recycling and reduce waste.
2. Eco-friendly Candles - The demand for soy candles that are environmentally friendly and long-lasting is growing as consumers become more conscious of the impact of traditional candles.
3. Candle Upcycling - Repurposing disposable packaging like vodka bottles into elegant decor pieces offers a unique value proposition and taps into the trend of upcycling.
Industry Implications
1. Candle Manufacturing - Candle companies can capitalize on sustainable packaging and eco-friendly materials to meet the growing demand for environmentally conscious products.
2. Recycling and Waste Management - Companies in the recycling and waste management industry can explore innovative ways to collaborate with candle retailers to encourage recycling and upcycling.
3. Home Decor - The home decor industry could benefit from partnering with candle retailers to offer unique and sustainable decor pieces made from repurposed packaging like vodka bottles.

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