SAUSAGE DOG

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In this project we have developed a packaging for wet dogs food to respond three needs: allow portioning and heating of the product (to avoid the problem of leftovers), facilitate interaction (by reducing the number of actions and tools while beeing used) and create a playful, communicative system linked to the genuine content through a language that evokes a "butchers culture".
Sausage Dog provides for portioning of the content in single doses from a set of four, easily separated by cutting and easily transported. The sausages can be warmed in a microwave, the user then just have to "squeeze" the single wrap to extract the content. Information regarding content and methods of use are shown on the wrapping of the 4 sausages.
The secondary packaging is designed to be shelf-ready, so it is configurable as an exhibitor.

reported by:

Packaging Design Archive

on:

16.07.11

Credits

Country: Italy
Year: 2011
School: Politecnico di Milano, School of Design (Milan, Italy)

Course: Packaging Design 2011, Master Degree

Lecturers: Valeria Bucchetti, with Erik Ciravegna, Sara Sanvito

Students: Chiara Gustinelli, Kerman Gomez, Adrea Gross Gaiani, Luciano Ingenito, Federica Fragapane