Sunflower seeds are very popular in Central Asia. People often eat sunflower seeds on the street, talking with friends, standing at the bus stop, or just sitting in the park in the evening. But the problem is that the seed husks are almost always thrown on the ground. Almost no one cares about picking up trash and taking it to the trash garbage can. It’s not convenient and no one wants to take the containers to collect the husks.
What if the seed package had a husk collector?
Idea: A double-bottomed seed box. The upper compartment contains seeds and the lower compartment is for collecting husks. The bottom compartment flap opens and closes conveniently. You take seeds from the top and throw husk down, a familiar movement for those who eat sunflower seeds out of the packet on the street.
Black box for salted and white box for unsalted seeds.
