first catch your fish: designing a “low energy fish” label
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Abstract
This paper explores the application of information design principles to label design for fish packaging, identifying energy implications for the product. This stage of the project has consisted of: A review and distillation of the relevant literature on information and label design; environmental and labelling standards; and literature on consumer reaction to the design and information content of the label. Considering the design of a label requires the analysis and integration of a variety of factors while attempting to satisfy the demands of consumers and retailers.
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| Authors | ;Andy Grinnall;Simon Burnett |
| Journal | journal of physics: conference series |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.3390/su7056086
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