2011年3月24日星期四

Puma unboxes new eco packaging

The cat's reducing its carbon paw print with a shoebox that's more bag than cardboard. Showcased recently at the Design Museum in London, the new packaging will supposedly help the lifestyle apparel company reduce paper use by 65 percent and carbon emissions by 10,000 tons every year.

The Clever Little Bag, designed by Yves Behar of fuseproject, reduces cardboard use and does away with the need for a plastic carrier bag. Instead, the package features a reusable shoebag with an attached loop that goes through a cutout to double as a carrying handle.

According to Puma, the redesign will see the company saving 8,500 tons of paper, 20 million megajoules of electricity, 1 million liters of fuel oil, and 1 million liters of water every year.

The Clever Little Bag is only one part of Puma's ambitious long-term sustainability program as the company aims to replace current plastic/paper bags for its apparel with biodegradable ones. The new packaging and distribution system is expected to launch in the second half of 2011.
(Source: Crave Asia via InventorSpot)

7 条评论:

  1. wonderful innovation and good to the enviroment

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  2. Actually they are used in many asian countries since two or three years before. I dont know why supermarkets in US are still offering unlimited plastic bags for free.

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  3. I have many of those bags at home. However I always forget to bring them cuz the markets or stores have their plastic ones. I agree that charging those plastic ones may be a good step to increase the usage of those "Clever" ones.

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  4. "According to Puma, the redesign will see the company saving 8,500 tons of paper, 20 million megajoules of electricity, 1 million liters of fuel oil, and 1 million liters of water every year."
    Impressive! But what's the cost of all this?

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  5. I am also considering the cost.

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  6. Even customer has to pay. Consider how many times you can use it, I think that's not a huge investment. And u?

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  7. I love those bags. I dont think it is a hard decision to switch from those plastic ones to those clever ones. not a big deal for you but a big favor for the environment.

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