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Potato peel bottle. Now it can soon also replace our climate-demanding plastic bottles.

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One of the Swedish design studio Tomorrow Machine's latest projects is a packaging solution that mimics the life cycle of fresh food. The product, called GoneShells, is a bottle made from a potato starch-based material. The GoneShells container is designed to hold foods such as juice. When empty, it can be peeled off like an orange peel and eaten, composted or dissolved in water and flushed down the drain.

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