Packaging School and AICC on Exploring Fiber-Based Solutions Across Cultures and Borders

Anna Ogletree, Packaging Curriculum Specialist, writes on how packaging varies across global markets, exploring fiber-based packaging solutions shaped by cultural preferences, product needs, and economic factors. Drawing on examples from countries like India, Germany, and Iran, she highlights how packaging design reflects local values, resource availability, and consumer behaviors.

Our very own Anna Ogletree writes in a feature of BoxScore by AICC.

Anna states:

"Have you ever wondered if people from other places in the world use the same packaging as in your bubble of the world? Many people assume packaging looks the same everywhere, but it varies significantly by region due to cultural preferences, product types, and economic factors. My passion for packaging stems from a blend of interests: art, science, and a deep curiosity about languages and cultures. In this article, I explore fiber-based packaging from the countries I traveled to or have friends from, highlighting the unique factors shaping each one."

Read the full BoxScore publication here: https://now.aiccbox.org/packaging-around-the-world-exploring-fiber-based-solutions-across-cultures-and-borders/

5/16/2025