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Avitas Agriculture Shows Off Fresh Clean Packaging

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Refreshing. A while ago we wrote about the importance of packaging design and how it caps off and helps captivate the buyers experience. Especially, when it’s something that was once taboo and with such a colorful history as cannabis.

The packaging design of a product, the design of an interior, or design of anything should not be taken lightly as all the pieces as little as they may seem, help to shape the industry as a whole and add color to it. Not only have we used the marijuana industry in Amsterdam as an example, but we have shown early signs of cannabis businesses and establishments in Seattle (and the surrounding areas) adding a little extra effort to help create an image.

For example, the Amsterdam themed farmers market in Lake City, the Green Lion Farms sticker wall in the employee lounge, the soon to be Legal beverages from Mirth Provisions, and the cannabis packaging from the once recreational Winterlife Cooperative delivery service.

So, yes, it was refreshing for us to see some effort by Avitas Agriculture to help make our industry even more colorful. Enjoy.

Avitas marijuana growers packaging design

Photos by Avitas Agriculture

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Marijuana Night Club to Open in North Seattle?

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UPDATE: Unfortunately, the Amsterdam Exchange is now closed.

 

I just spoke briefly to Jessica Mills who is associated with The Amsterdam Exchange, an upcoming Amsterdam style medical marijuana farmers market to be located off of Lake City Way – with the grand opening scheduled for May 17, 2014. And yes, you read what I wrote correctly. In case you didn’t, let me spell it out for you: A-M-S-T-E-R-D-A-M  S-T-Y-L-E.

According to The Amsterdam Exchange website, an artist has been hired to “reflect an Amsterdam street with markets and smoke and coffee shops.” As a huge fan of Amsterdam and the cannabis industry over there, you can only imagine how excited I was to learn of this. And you probably can only imagine excitement that followed when Mills mentioned they have plans to use the space as a night club for the Seattle recreational marijuana industry. Which also includes a buffet.

Stoners, get ready to party and look forward to the munchies!