Trivium Packaging has reached to the finals in #ifdesignaward2021 with the metal packaging designed for RainForest Artisan Water, Bubble Tree Refillable Bubble System and Petal Foaming Hand Soap Bottle.

Each year, iF International Forum Design GmbH organises one of the world’s most celebrated and valued design competitions: the iF DESIGN AWARD. Recognised as a symbol of design excellence around the world, the iF DESIGN AWARD welcomes over 6,000 submissions from 70 countries every year.

From 18-22 January 2021, 91 international and independent design experts evaluated nearly 10,000 submissions from 52 nations and selected the best 50%. These submissions qualify for the second round of judging. The Final Jury, which will take place in March 2021, and have the chance to win the iF Design Award 2021 or the iF gold award.

Commenting, Mili Bustamante, VP R&D and Innovation, said:

“We couldn’t be prouder of the very talented design and manufacturing teams we have here at Trivium Packaging. They are constantly thinking about how to make metal packaging smarter, easier and more sustainable and it’s great to see that their efforts are being recognised with three iF Design Award nominations.”

The products in question produced by Trivium are as follows:

Bubble Tree Refillable Bubble System: An eco-friendly and sustainable bubble bottle toy that uses aluminium bottles and can be refilled numerous times using its own refillable system

Rainforest Artesian Water: The design elements on this Artesian Water, bottled at the source in the RainForest of Costa Rica, features animals found in the rainforest the water itself comes from. It’s the first bottled water to come out with an aluminium packaging, infinitely recyclable and 100% reusable.

Petal Foaming Hand Soap Bottle: Petal is a zero-waste hand soap which uses pods of natural hand soap that are shipped directly to customers who mix with water in a trendy, reusable aluminium bottle. The bottle is made from 100% recyclable, lightweight aluminium and is designed to be reused.