Pagsisihan, Sharmaine Ruzzel Ann B. creator Loyola, Kisha A. Maneclang, Euzhia Mae S. Reyes, Jim Dexter U. text xxu Parañaque City Olivarez College 2022 monographic eng

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This study focuses on reintroducing honeycomb paper sheets as an ecofriendly packaging option and seeks awareness of organic packaging for a long-term sustainable environment. The design used in this paper is a quantitative descriptive research design to determine the level of preferences of the respondents in honeycomb paper sheets and their perceived ideas in green product packaging. Sixty respondents participated in answering the survey questionnaire through google forms that will lead to the results in honeycomb paper sheets as an eco-friendly packaging option. The findings determined that the hypothesis rejects both levels of preferences and perceived ideas in green product packaging because the results are not significant at p<0.05. Thus, there is no significant difference between the groups when segmented according to age, gender, and socioeconomic status. The proponents developed infographic material based on the results that make it easier to understand and engage consumers. The proponents of this study proposed an infographic design as the study's output to further enlighten the knowledge of consumers and sellers by including information about the sustainability of honeycomb paper sheets. Lastly, future researchers may use this study and its gathered data to consolidate their resources for future studies on eco-friendly packaging options. Sharmaine Ruzzel Ann B. Pagsisihan, Kishia A. Loyola, Euzhia Mae S. Maneclang, & Jim Dexter U. Reyes. Undergraduate thesis. honeycomb paper sheets sustainability eco-friendly packaging T 658 2022 0129 OCLRC 260408 20260731013048.0 16894