Packaging

The recyclable pulp packaging for the Minimax children’s dietary supplement brand is shaped like a toy bag that children will want to reuse and possibly even personalize as the surface is ideal for drawing on.

Designed by: Jung Woo Kim and Min Jun Choi of Dong A Pharm

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The packaging for this line of hair care products adopted the shape of an avocado to convey that the ingredients contain avocado extracts, a superb cosmetic ingredient.

Designed by: Yuchen Wang, Yue Chen, and Peng Ye of Polyvoly Technology (Wuhan) Co., Ltd.

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The packaging suggests the essence of traditional Chinese tea culture with the five elements in a design that is easy to open.

Designed by: Miaohua Chen, Mingyu Chen, Peng Li, Liangyi Tao, Huifang Sun, Wenbin Xie, Xiaoli Jiang, Yong Chen, Zhifeng Peng, and Yuhui Zhai for Zhongshan Torch Polytechnic·Miaohua Chen’s Packaging Design Master Studio

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This series of wine bottles, which are mainly used for wedding banquets, uses dark blue and red to represent the roles of the bride and groom respectively.

Designed by: Miaohua Chen and Mingyu Chen for FUJIAN PROVINCIAL HUAYI DESIGNING CO., LTD.

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The packaging for Sunbites China Yogurt Bites, kids’ snack with freeze-dried fruit, yogurt, and probiotics, turns snack time into a snack experience with interactive mix-and-match pouches and word puzzles.

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation

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The Mirinda Unexpected Combo is designed across 10 cans: five faces and five torsos for 25 possible combinations. Consumers get to mix and match to create their winter avatar.

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation

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The packaging for Teatra’s new premium line uses storytelling that arouses emotional inspiration by expressing the flavor and taste of each product.

Designed by: In house Design Team: Junnie Park (Creative Director), Yeahee Ahn, Taewoo Kim, and Jaeun Chung

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Pepsi and China’s People’s Daily New Media joined to launch commemorative can designs that celebrate the medical staff, workers, volunteers, and delivery persons who have been fighting on the frontlines of the pandemic every day.

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation

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The Liquid Medicine Assistant simplifies the medicine bottle for the visually impaired. They can access precise doses of their medication by spinning and pressing the bottle.

Designed by: Guoqiang Wang, Huijiao Jin, Songyu Meng, and Qi Qiu of Shenzhen Fonu Industrial Product Design Co., Ltd. for Ningbo Zuobiao Creative Technology Co., Ltd.

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The designers of the packaging design for Paris Croissant, a Korean bakery brand, mixes art deco frames with san-serif initials to remind consumers of a chic fashion brand.

Designed by: the Design Center of Paris Croissant

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