The document discusses several topics related to circular packaging design including using locally sourced residual streams to create new sustainable food networks, recreating packaging, the tools and environment needed for packaging designers in this approach, and successfully recycling designs from the past within other design industries but not necessarily within packaging design. It also provides an example of soup in a pouch being one of the most successful packaging inventions from the 1960s.

3. CIRCULAR PACKAGING: SYMPTOM
OR ROOT?
Moderator: Christine de Lille | The Hague University
of Applied Sciences

5. Project boundaries

6. Research theme’s

9. FOOD WEBS BY DESIGN
Marjanne Cuypers | The Hague University of Applied
Sciences

11. FOOD WEBS BY DESIGN
Question: What role can circular packaging design
play in creating new sustainable food networks by
making use of locally sourced residual streams?

12. RECREATING PACKAGING
Pauline Spaas| HvA University of Applied Sciences

13. PRACTICE AND EDUCATION
What does the packaging designer need
(methods & tools) and what is his
‘natural’ enviroment in this approach?

14. RECYCLING DESIGN
Stefan Hermsen| HAS University of Applied Sciences

15. RECYCLING DESIGN
In all design industries (fashion, furniture,
automotive, etc.) designers recycle successfully
designs from the past. This does not seem to be
the case within Packaging Design.
Why not, what can we use, what can we recycle?!

16. RECYCLING DESIGN
Soup in a pouch one of the most successful
inventions dating from the 60ties.

17. • Kruideniersmentaliteit of retrochique?