Designing tomorrow’s packaging: where creativity meets sustainability

JPC engaged philo & co to support one of their clients in identifying opportunities to improve packaging across priority formats. The client needed to address sustainability risks while ensuring packaging continued to meet brand and functional requirements.

Approach:

  • Audited packaging across priority formats to identify sustainability risks and opportunities

  • Assessed materials, recyclability, and communication gaps

  • Defined a set of sustainable packaging principles to inform design and material choices

  • Consolidated packaging regulatory framework and standards references

  • Facilitated team training to build internal capability

  • Provided creative feedback and strategic insight during concept reviews

  • Collaborated to deliver client-facing presentations

Impact: This collaboration provided the client with a clear roadmap for sustainable packaging improvements and gave the creative team tangible direction to design future-fit packaging solutions. The work demonstrated the power of aligning sustainability strategy with creative execution early in the design process.

One of the key insights gained through working with philo & co was uncovering the many nuances surrounding recyclability. As an agency, it is our responsibility to stay well-informed about sustainability practices and regulations- ensuring that our clients are thoroughly prepared to work towards a key principle in today’s packaging.
— JPC


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