This juice bottle design concept is an example of biomimicry being applied to functional design. The design for the two-liter bottle is created in essence of the pistil structure of a flower, which is the point where the juice begins to form and as such, can be easily stacked as in a fridge for simple and convenient storage.
Flavors of SIS Natural juice included in the range are orange nectar, rose hip drink, apple nectar, tomato juice and multi-fruit nectar. All juices are free of preservatives, making the nature-inspired packaging design even more relevant. In addition to the natural shapes, each bottle features a label that boasts high resolution images of the fruit from which the nectar was sourced.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Biomimicry Packaging
- There is an opportunity for businesses to incorporate biomimicry designs in their packaging to enhance functionality and add a unique design aesthetic
- Nature-inspired Labeling
- Businesses can explore opportunities to use high-resolution images of fruit and other natural elements in their labeling to appeal to health and wellness-conscious consumers
- Preservative-free Products
- Creating preservative-free products can be a selling point for businesses and can be highlighted through the use of packaging that is inspired by nature
Industries Being Reshaped
- Juice Manufacturing
- The juice manufacturing industry can explore the use of biomimicry designs and nature-inspired labeling to differentiate their products from competitors and appeal to health-conscious consumers
- Food Packaging
- Food packaging industries can incorporate biomimicry designs to improve functionality and add a unique design aesthetic to their packaging
- Nature Photography
- Nature photography businesses can explore opportunities to provide high-resolution images to food and beverage companies for use in nature-inspired labeling
