Apply circular design to identify and reduce after-use blockers in a refill packaging concept.
The refill pouch reduces material but has components and instructions that make the after-use path unclear. Circular Design Guide: choose the path, remove blockers, make the user action obvious The common trap is to claim lower waste because one metric improved while ignoring components that make use or disposal confusing. Before Full-body shrink sleeve, mixed-material spout, hidden disposal copy, and a messy pour path. After Smaller label, cleaner tear-and-pour geometry, separated cap instruction, and a qualified disposal cue. Pick path Define the intended path as material reduction plus responsible disposal, not universal recyclability. This keeps the claim honest and prevents…
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