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Designer Doggy bags

14 May 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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“If I become a ‘leftover’ eat me,” is the slogan of the project launched by Comieco (Consortium for the recovery and recycling of cellulose packaging) together with Slowfood and a group of design and illustrators, who have created a series of original containers for leftovers, unusual in both shape and decoration. The artistic directors of the project, Michele De Lucchi and Andrea Kerbaker, have involved in the design of the containers Giulio Iacchetti, Matteo Ragni with Chiara Moreschi and for the illustrations Olimpia Zagnoli, Beppe Giacobbe and Guido Scarabattolo. Colourful, imaginative, unusual in size and shapes, the doggy bag copyright inaugurates a new type of portable container that renders creative the humble gesture ‘anti waste’ of take-home leftovers.

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Where: 75 restaurants in Milan and Lombardia

“If I become a ‘leftover’ eat me,” is the slogan of the project launched by Comieco (Consortium for the recovery and recycling of cellulose packaging) together with Slowfood and a group of design and illustrators, who have created a series of original containers for leftovers, unusual in both shape and decoration. The artistic directors of the project, Michele De Lucchi and Andrea Kerbaker, have involved in the design of the containers Giulio Iacchetti, Matteo Ragni with Chiara Moreschi and for the illustrations Olimpia Zagnoli, Beppe Giacobbe and Guido Scarabattolo. Colourful, imaginative, unusual in size and shapes, the doggy bag copyright inaugurates a new type of portable container that renders creative the humble gesture ‘anti waste’ of take-home leftovers.
Where: 75 restaurants in Milan and Lombardia

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