This is anchovy paste. Let's lead with that. It isn't the most popular food product in the world because anchovies are a bit divisive, you either love them or loathe them. And yes, I should have taken the picture before opening the tube and using it but hey, no one's perfect. I'm posting this picture because I want to ask a question. How important is packaging design? I'd like to learn your opinion in the comments.
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Extremely important.
Based on that tube, I very well might use anchovy paste in something I make. Anchovies in America are sold in flat tins like sardines, and they smell and taste like old man f*ck.
a bit harsh but yeah, I'm with you on that
Lol how on earth could you post a pic of opened fishy paste. Horrible stuff. Hahaha, na the thing is usually a person buys with your eyes first, so hell yes packaging is very important in my opinion!!
I know, so inconsiderate, right? :D
I tend to associate good packaging with a good quality product. It hasn't always been true, but mostly it has.
I guess that's (statistically) true. And at the end of the day, there's no escaping the fact that we do trust our sense of sight
Packaging won me to San Peregrino.
did you write it like that on purpose waiting for me to correct you?
Packaging is important because it is the customer’s first impression of your product/brand.
For example minimal/plain packaging can imply a cheaply made product/low quality product.
However depending on the product (technology, jewelry) and brand, the minimalist look could also imply high-end/high quality.