Sustainable Packaging: Brand Innovations & Key Trends 2024 Part 3 - Bio Inspiration
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Sustainable Packaging: Brand Innovations & Key Trends 2024 Part 3 - Bio Inspiration

Theresa Yee

Our annual packaging innovations trend report highlights the most innovative and interesting sustainable beauty packaging design concepts and initiatives launched in the last 12 months from niche to mass and luxury brands that have caught our attention. Read on to discover the latest packaging concepts in our final series, which focuses on new upcycled, recycled and natural materials.

Our Sustainable Packaging Design Innovations & Key Trends 2024 report is split into three parts:

  • Eco Anxiety/ Eco-Boredom - link here
  • Packaging Disappearance - link here
  • Bio Inspiration - see article below

*this report feature products launched in January to October 2024.


re/sources has identified three big macro trends in 2024:

  • Eco Anxiety/Eco-Boredom (sensorial / tactile / immersive / inclusive / easy recycling): Bored of the pressures of sustainability, consumers are increasingly seeking beauty products that provide excitement and entertainment with sensorial, holistic and 360 circular design that taps into the mind-connection.
  • Packaging Disappearance (refillable / keepsake / reusable / luxury vessels): Packaging is no longer just a transportation device or a protective/ application tool, but a keepsake object with value. This trend is all about removing the waste element of packaging and creating a beautiful design piece that can last a lifetime.
  • Bio Inspiration (upcycled / recycled materials / marine bioplastics / algae / mushroom / bacteria): Packaging inspired by the natural world and living organisms to ensure the preservation and regeneration of nature and its biodiversity.

Click here to read the full report on each of the three macro trends.


Bio Inspiration

  • By-Product Materials: using upcycled materials.
  • Natural Materials: using materials such as algae that can dissolve as well as bamboo and mushroom.
  • Recycled Materials: from ocean plastic to post consumer recycled (PCR) materials.
  • Carbon Capture: packaging made from carbon capture processes.

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