Designed by James Reynolds | Country: United Kingdom
Great concept from UK based designer James Reynolds which highlights the impact our daily purchases have on the environment.
“Alternative packaging for supermarket produce, highlighting the distances that some foods travel from and the resultant carbon dioxide released during the journey. The receipt features a boarding card style tear-off strip.”
Via Swiss Miss
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Designed by James Reynolds | Country: United Kingdom
Great concept from UK based designer James Reynolds which highlights the impact our daily purchases have on the environment.
“Alternative packaging for supermarket produce, highlighting the distances that some foods travel from and the resultant carbon dioxide released during the journey. The receipt features a boarding card style tear-off strip.”
Via Swiss Miss
