Satyajit Mittal and Shreya Chandorka designed this concept project called the Biscuit Pack that easily dispenses cookies.
This unique idea presents an alternative package to the traditional rectangular cookie packs by introducing an erect tube-like design. The hexagonal package is made of two separate parts. The interior portion is a half sleeve that looks like an upright drawer. The exterior is a slip-over cover that lifts from the top. The interior base of the Biscuit Pack is on a slight slant so when the cover is lifted, a cookie slides out from the bottom. The sliding sleeves also create a freshness-preserving function so the cookies can be safely stored.
This conceptual project adds a creative spin to snacking. With a bold purple label and a unique hexagon shape, this cookie package also presents an eye-catching display.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Alternative Packaging Design
- Companies can explore alternative, creative packaging designs to improve functionality and catch consumers' attention.
- Freshness-preserving Packaging
- Innovative packaging that preserves freshness can extend a product's shelf life, leading to cost savings for both consumers and companies.
- Convenient Snack Packaging
- Efficient and convenient packaging designs can improve the overall snacking experience and encourage repeat purchases.
Where This Applies
- Food Packaging
- Companies in the food industry can explore innovative packaging designs to improve their products' shelf life and attract more consumers.
- Snack Foods
- Snack food manufacturers can benefit from novel packaging designs that make products more convenient and visually appealing to consumers.
- Consumer Packaged Goods
- Consumer packaged goods companies can utilize innovative packaging designs and freshness-preserving technologies to improve products and generate repeat purchases.
