The Decade of The Pouch

[Easy Bakes 253]

The new trend in packaging.

Wag the Pouch

Do you really want your shampoo in a package that's always leaning over?

And i really like to stack my cans of soup.

they must not be thinking at all of how people store things. a pile of bags dont stack well

  Edited March 21, 2012 by Easy Bakes  

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

The proper response to this is bins. You'll have to start keeping multiple instances of a given supply in a bin. This will reduce your available shelf space in your pantry. Idiots!

  Edited March 21, 2012 by A Nonny Moose  

[Duke87 1,070]

Pouches may not be neatly stackable, but, they can still go in piles. Many things already come in bags. I see no loss of conveniece although strange new packaging may take some adjusting to.

Meanwhile, if it reduces costs and materials, it's a good thing.

[Easy Bakes 253]

Pouches may not be neatly stackable, but, they can still go in piles. Many things already come in bags. I see no loss of conveniece although strange new packaging may take some adjusting to.

Meanwhile, if it reduces costs and materials, it's a good thing.

But does it reduce the price?

[Meg 368]

If it gets rid of that metallic taste that canned food has, I'm all for it.

[hym 358]

Pouches may not be neatly stackable, but, they can still go in piles. Many things already come in bags. I see no loss of conveniece although strange new packaging may take some adjusting to.

Meanwhile, if it reduces costs and materials, it's a good thing.

But does it reduce the price?

The article said that they are looking to cast this as a premium product.

[A Nonny Moose 8,261]

Pouches may not be neatly stackable, but, they can still go in piles. Many things already come in bags. I see no loss of conveniece although strange new packaging may take some adjusting to.

Meanwhile, if it reduces costs and materials, it's a good thing.

But does it reduce the price?

The article said that they are looking to cast this as a premium product.

Idem est: Charge what the traffic will bear. This is the dictum of all retailing.