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Some wonderful black & white packaging designs from an unknown source. I Wish salt sold in Seattle was packaged as beautifully.
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Love it! Amazing how those designs still hold up and look better than 99% of stuff produced today. Thanks for sharing.
I agree with the fellow above. So simple, So clean!
Born and raised Michigander here, and I’ve never seen that salt bag before. Wish I had, it’s beautiful!
Really great post!!! I love that salt packaging so much. I would buy one to use and 2 just to keep. I wish more packaging nowadays would have this style. I would definitely consume more if that was the case.