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Uploaded by on Jun 23, 2010

A descriptive piece made on a quick wing and last minute prayer to complement some market research on the RE:Tie cap closure tamper-evident strip design - showing it in situ, in use, in reuse, in action and... we hope... soon... in demand.

The key features are the gripability and hence ease of opening for those who might have weaker fingers (a common frustration already), the way it is totally familiar by merely evolving an existing tamper-evident strip, AND THEN offering a myriad re-uses once removed, rather than being destined only for the pavement or landfill.

As the V/O says, it therefore saves consumers green (£) as much as and on top of the more familiar environmentally positive aspects that help us all. So... money AND planetary positives: how many eco-brand values can tangibly, genuinely offer such a thing? And all for free!

There are a few rough edges (literally) that we hope can be sorted in further post production, but for now it seems to do what was needed on the tin... or, in this case, around its lid.

With luck, the RE:tie's many clear end-benefits to consumers, brands and waste reduction agencies will be self-evident, and we will soon see them topping off eco-products worldwide soon; offering second useful tie-strip ideas to, and maybe from one and all as new reuses get shared:)

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  • @JunkkMale Best of luck, i nearly sent an email to the milk manufacturers here in Ireland, and to tesco to beg them to use it! i might still do that... xxxx

  • @gerardnc agreed!

  • @JunkkMale - May hideous bureaucracy not stand in the way.

  • @gerardnc - and that... is as nice a compliment as I can hope for, thx very much. Fighting a silly US patent office query holding up my IP there, but will soon have it locked down.

  • @ni00ni - hey, tx very much. Fingers crossed. Writing a pitch proposal to a big international cap manufacturer as we speak, hence doing some archive surfing to find your nice comment!

  • hope this goes into production xxx

  • Simple and ingenious.

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