Application Research of Green Ecological Concept in Tea Packaging Design
Abstract
Packaging design wants to form a unique style, not only requires beautiful external performance and design concepts, but also needs to reflect the unique value connotation, while being able to bring its own product characteristics to the extreme. The concept of green ecology is an important part of China's current sustainable development strategy. When tea packaging design work is carried out, the introduction of green concepts into the design not only reflects the design features of more cultural connotations, but also is specific to the concept of sustainable development. reflect. This article mainly discusses the specific ways to introduce green ecological concepts into tea packaging design work, hoping to provide some reference.References
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