Welcome, Reader Sign Up | Login | Try Premium Our Sites : Indian Printer and Publisher | IPP Star
August 19, 2010 | By Deepak Manchanda
Picture this: Acquaintances from across the road drop in suddenly. You offer them hospitality; in true Indian tradition they say, “Kuch Nahi” (nothing, please). This is your cue. You dip into the cabinet and pull out, what else, but a bottle of excellently brewed Kuch Nahi. The contents of the bottle would be immaterial. The packaging label will steal the moment. This is just what an enterprising Sikh in UK has done by creating a bottle of Kuch Nahi. An excellent example of witty packaging designed to cross shelf positioning barriers. In the conventional hierarchy of brands placed on shelves according to their quality, price and pecking orders a product packaged in humour will easily find a special place in anyone’s mind. ...cont´d
Want to Read More? Try a Premium Membership. Please Login
Issue : Volume 6. Issue 01. January 2012
PackagingSouthAsia.com is the online version of Packaging South Asia, in print as a monthly trade magazine since the beginning of 2007.
What's in this issue?
Post Comment >>