Mondi designers share how they designed award-winning packaging

Mondi, leading global packaging and paper group, won five awards for its innovative and sustainable designs at the 2020 WorldStar Packaging Awards. This year’s award ceremony was cancelled due to COVID-19, so Mondi’s designers are sharing their insights on the thinking behind their design packaging.

Designers and the award-winning products:

*Herbert Reitbrugger, UpliftBox in the Household category from Mondi Corrugated Solutions Grünburg, Germany
*Marco Rammler, DashV1Box in the Transit category from Mondi Corrugated Solutions Ansbach, Germany
*Eva Hrychova, Stabilization Box in the Other category from Mondi Corrugated Solutions Bupak s.r.o, Czech Republic
*Nadja Nickel, Sales Manager for Protector Bags in the Transit category from Mondi Paper Bags and aPak, a Swedish Packaging dealer
*Jens Koesters, StripPouch in the Household category from the German cleaning products maker Werner & Mertz and Mondi Consumer Flexibles
details at: https://www.mondigroup.com/en/newsroom/article/mondi-designers-share-how-they-designed-award-winning-packaging/

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