Product Packaging Design
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Toss Nest Fresh Salad Pouch
SKU PXRT-3354
Cream salad pouch with Arch Soft View callouts. Plus enriched open-frame gallery stills.
Client Toss Nest
Description
Toss Nest is a fictional fresh-food house for Soft Salad Window packs: a redesigned cream stand-up pouch with arched product window, botanical line frames, TOSS NEST lockup, and Soft Reseal Fresh cues — never NARE FOOD or placeholder health chrome. We staged the pouch as hero on a sage pedestal against paper-cut leaves, then floated tomatoes, cucumber, and herbs outside the pack with exterior badges for Arch Soft View, Leaf Soft Frame, and Fresh Soft Seal so the collection tile reads as soft salad lifestyle theatre, distinct from dryfruit neighbours. Soft packaging language only — no watermarks, phones, emails, URLs, QR codes, or ORDER NOW. Companion gallery adds enriched lifestyle keyline, fold, assembled, and open-frame presentation stills at hero mockup quality.
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Ideation concept
Keep arched-window salad pouch + botanical paper-leaf set as the concept — invent Toss Nest with Soft Nutritious Fresh hierarchy (never NARE FOOD). Outside the dieline, floating produce plus Arch Soft View. Soft claims only.
Problem statement
Healthy-food boards often lock NARE FOOD placeholders into beige portfolio stills. The brief needed an original fictional salad brand, redesigned pouch, and a square 1080 enriched lifestyle poster.
Solution
We invented Toss Nest, rebuilt hierarchy around TOSS NEST → Soft Nutritious Fresh → Soft Reseal Fresh, and validated an exactly 1080×1080 enriched lifestyle packshot with Arch Soft View. Fresh Soft Seal. callouts; dryfruit batch neighbours left untouched. We also shipped a 3–4 frame enriched open-frame packaging set at hero mockup quality.
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