Design trends are always changing. What’s popular today may not be popular tomorrow. Therefore, it is important to keep up with the modern trends to ensure your products are not lost to time. Why Design Trends Change? Design trends change due to many things, they are fluid and unforeseeable. A trend can come as a…
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When you hear the words ‘degradable’ and ‘biodegradable’ you probably think “oh, what an environmentally-conscious option!” I know, me too. Thanks to artful marketing and thoughtful sentence construction, many people are led to believe that they were helping the planet by using these types of bags. Often, these words are also used interchangeably, but did…
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Giveaways are always a great idea, whether it’s internal or external. Externally, they’re a great opportunity to boost engagement with your potential and existing clientele. Simultaneously, they’re a great tool to enhance your brand. Everyone loves to win something – a game of tic-tac-toe, a race, a tournament, you name it. But how do you…
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There are a great many different colours modes available, however the 2 most popular and most important are RGB and CMYK. They are used significantly more than the countless other colour modes as they are the most natural for their respective uses. Both are used widespread and serve their own purposes. As such, it is…
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Most people in Ontario would tell you that fruit-picking is a must-do activity and a treasured past time. It’s a fun activity where families can disconnect and spend quality time together in a natural environment! As this is a year-round activity, we wondered ” what kind of packaging do these nature” centric businesses give to…
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Watson Farms, located in Bowmanville, ON, started its full time operation in 1972 with Paul Watson. It’s a family-friendly farmer’s market that offers different activities as well as a variety of fruits and vegetables. Most notably, Watson Farms hosts a variety of apples. Initially they offered customers plastic bags to store their produce but thee…
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