Speedo Eco-Packaging

Speedo Eco-Packaging

swimwear maker Speedo has launched a new range of eco-friendly packaging for its goggles and headwear collection.

Speedo’s new packaging, which also includes improved product explanation and visibility and better product segmentation, uses recyclable cardboard sourced from Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certified well-managed forests.

The environmentally-friendly advances in Speedo packaging continue on to the goggles and headwear themselves; all products are 100% PVC free.

All goggle packaging is made from recyclable materials, with reusable goggle pouches partially constructed from swimsuit fabric cut offs.

Via: http://www.sustainableisgood.com/blog/packaging_design_innovation_/index.html

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