We do this by creating appealing and effective campaigns and marketing collateral that grabs attention, uses sustainable materials and production methods and encourages behaviour change. We believe that good design is sustainable. We’d love to have a chat and see how we can help you.
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Aside from creating clever, bespoke design and marketing materials for clients, we have a number of waste reduction and resource recovery tools we have developed that can be applied to standard kerbside bins to help with disseminating messages, and we can look at how existing resources, like kerbside collection trucks, can be turned into effective billboards.
We also focus on point of purchase messaging, to stimulate positive behaviour change. This might be in the form of simple display items, floor stickers or shelf wobblers.
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Signboard Range
All of our signage and display products are printed using ECOLOGO Certified Latex ink, and are 100% recyclable. We have signs for indoors, outdoors, point-of-sale and more.
Recyclable Cast Acrylic
ASTARIGLAS® Eco Cast is a brand-new range of recycled and recyclable cast acrylic sheet that can be recycled repeatedly without losing its physical properties. Today, sustainability is not just a concept, but a way of living. The idea of reducing, reusing, and recycling materials is a more productive and efficient way compared to the make-take-dispose approach, and certainly more responsible.
Aquatic Centre Bins
‘Waste not want not’ is easy when you can simply rebrand different shaped and bins at various sites, adding new branding, different design mechanisms (icons, photos, etc) or updating what can and can’t be composted and recycled. It also enables different messaging and styles to speak to specific audiences from children and families at the local aquatic centre to more sophisticated and subtle branding for the region’s leading events venue – the historic TSB Showplace.
Bins that inform and engage
‘Waste not want not’ is easy when you can simply rebrand different shaped and bins at various sites, adding new branding, different design mechanisms (icons, photos, etc) or updating what can and can’t be composted and recycled. It also enables different messaging and styles to speak to specific audiences from children and families at the local aquatic centre to more sophisticated and subtle branding for the region’s leading events venue – the historic TSB Showplace.
Eco Bins
‘Waste not want not’ is easy when you can simply rebrand different shaped and bins at various sites, adding new branding, different design mechanisms (icons, photos, etc) or updating what can and can’t be composted and recycled. It also enables different messaging and styles to speak to specific audiences from children and families at the local aquatic centre to more sophisticated and subtle branding for the region’s leading events venue – the historic TSB Showplace.
Event Sorting Bin Stations
‘Waste not want not’ is easy when you can simply rebrand different shaped and bins at various sites, adding new branding, different design mechanisms (icons, photos, etc) or updating what can and can’t be composted and recycled. It also enables different messaging and styles to speak to specific audiences from children and families at the local aquatic centre to more sophisticated and subtle branding for the region’s leading events venue – the historic TSB Showplace.
Zero Waste Taranaki Expo Stand
Having an interactive display at a public event is an effective way to pass on information and answer questions. Having games and small prizes with branded messages increases engagement and assists in the message being understood and remembered. Reaching out to residents, listening to their challenges and answering their questions face to face increases engagement and interest in recycling.
Food Scraps Decals on Waste Management Trucks
Beautiful detailed design and bright colours are unexpected on utilitarian waste and recycling trucks and the design sends a message that the councils are proud of the new waste system. They also invite the community to share in the journey, which required buy-in from residents (separating waste, etc). The design is echoed through all other marketing material and signage.
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