Firdos Bachke
Unveiling the Absurd: Diving into Packaging Fails That Defy Logic
Packaging is an essential aspect of product presentation, ensuring that items reach consumers in pristine condition. However, the world of packaging is not immune to its fair share of epic fails, leaving consumers bewildered and shaking their heads. In this compilation, we explore packaging fails that make you facepalm, sourced from the amusingly candid and cringe-worthy submissions on the subreddit “r/EgregiousPackaging.”
One common theme that emerges from these packaging disasters is a sheer lack of common sense. From excessively large boxes housing minuscule items to products sealed in impenetrable plastic fortresses, these fails defy the basic principles of efficient packaging. The collective frustration voiced by the Reddit community on “r/EgregiousPackaging” reflects the universal exasperation felt when encountering these mind-boggling mistakes.
These packaging fails not only make you facepalm but also raise questions about environmental responsibility. Excessive packaging contributes to unnecessary waste, filling landfills and straining our planet’s resources. As we journey through these packaging fails, it becomes evident that some packaging designers missed the memo on sustainability, opting for extravagant, yet utterly nonsensical, approaches. Join us in exploring these facepalm-inducing packaging fails and perhaps consider the impact of such missteps on both consumer satisfaction and our environment.
1. I was worried when I noticed I had a damaged package outside. Turns out it wasn’t an issue.
2. If only there was a way
3. Individually packaged slices of bread
4. Just.. wow
5. Literally W H Y
6. Might be a joke but I can’t tell
7. my med strips
8. Pure absurdity
9. Quite the big box for a usb stick
10. Ridiculous
11. Seen at Target – 2 apple slices X 6 plastic bags, in a plastic box
12. Since oranges don’t have a natural packaging
13. Some sort of chip my coworker received
14. Thanks Amazon
15. The size of the box that this pan came in.
16. These “biosmart” straws that come in a plastic bag, with smaller plastic bags inside for each individual color.
17. this nail polish probably felt like it pulled up in a Rolls-Royce
18. Three layers of plastic
19. Why? For what reason? To what possible advantage?
20. Special thanks to Amazon: 4 packs of kool-aid
