Regular Feature Artcles...
AIGA: Living Principles
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— Certifiable: Up-close and personal
— Certifiable: The Big Picture |
Package Design Magazine: Sustainability Update
Use PDM-database to search for new and past articles by Wendy Jedlicka, CPP / Jedlicka Design, Ltd. with members of o2.org, indes.net, Package Design Magazine staff, and fellow eco-practitioners.
Dec 2010 / Sustainable Packaging Issue and Webinar
This issue of Package Design Magazine caps the themes for the year.
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Sep 2010
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— Perceptions, Realities, and Materials Choices
— Head-slappers
— Lessons of the Garlic Press
— Food Miles
— It’s Not Just Nice to Share
— The Public Greening of Private Labels |
Dec 2009 / Sustainable Packaging Issue and Webinar
This issue of Package Design Magazine caps the themes for the year and takes a close look at the state of packaging and business in a struggling economy, and finds avenues of opportunity for those willing to make a change.
— It’s All About Energy
— By the Numbers: o2’s 5Rs
— Hit the Ground Running
Nov 2009
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— Brands and Loyalty
— Bottling Goodness
— Stamping Out Sustainability
— What's Your Pet Peeve?
— Telling a Luxury Story Requires Transparent Truth
— CASE STUDY: TV Stand,
— Tom Ballhatchet & W. Jedlicka
— Damned if You Do, Damned if You Don't — I Choose to Do
— Handy Tools for Paradigm Shifting |
Dec 2008 / Sustainable Packaging Issue and Webinar
This issue of Package Design Magazine takes a close look at the state of packaging and business in both a changing market and economy — and explores how designers, vendors, and clients can not only endure in a down economy, but take advantage of new opportunities to best position themselves for the long-haul.
— The Perennial Question: 'Where Do I Start?'
— The Designers Accord: 100,000 Strong for Sustainability
— Parting the Fog of Sustainability Claims, Icons, and Symbols
— Finding Great Printers: No Longer Easier Said Than Done
— Supply Chains,Wal-Mart, and the New World Order
Nov 2008
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— No Remorse and No Apologies
— CASE STUDY: TOSCA, Reusable Containers,
— Tom Sandberg & W. Jedlicka
— Delving Deeper
— Marketing Guidelines? What Guidelines? |
Dec 2007 / Sustainable Packaging Issue and Webinar
This issue of Package Design Magazine takes a close look at what "sustainable packaging" means to designers, printers, manufacturers, and consumers. The entire issue, explores how designers can use it to their benefit, and highlight innovative case studies, forward-thinking designers, and real world examples of companies taking a leading role.
— "One Small Step..."
— So, Then, Really... What IS Sustainability?
Sep 2007
Jul/Aug 2007
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— "Getting It" Right,
— Philip White & W. Jedlicka
— Paper or Plastic? NEITHER!
— One Path to Creating Sustainable Markets
— Biodegradability: Packaging That 'Goes Away'?!
— Eric Brody & W. Jedlicka |
Nov/Dec 2006 / Sustainability by Design
This supplement to Package Design Magazine takes a close look at what "sustainable packaging" means to designers, printers, manufacturers, and consumers. The 17+ pages of editorial cover the importance of this movement, explore how designers can use it to their benefit, and highlight innovative case studies, forward-thinking designers, and real world examples of companies taking a leading role.
— Green is Dead: A Designer's Perspective
— (first appeared in indes.net e-publishing. May 2005)
— Design:Green—Green Means GO! Jacquelyn Ottman & W. Jedlicka
— The Sustainability Business Case
— Powerful Ideas from the JPP Corporation, Tim Cattrysse & W. Jedlicka
— Sustainable Packaging Coalition Studies
— Sustainable Resource Guide, Compiled by Dan Imhoff & W. Jedlicka
Jul/Aug 2006
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— Sustainable Power Now Comes from Knowledge
— The Times They Are a-Changin'
— Sustainable Packaging Learns a Great Deal From Child's Play,
— Fran Kurk & W. Jedlicka
— Define the Solution...and the Problem Takes Care of Itself |
