In 1998 being a cook in a hotel,i watched every night food to be thrown away. This is a global phenomenon.Tons of fresh food ends up in the garbage every night.Fortunately there're organisations that collect and distribute it to where it's really needed,to homeless people for example. 6 years after i was no longer a cook,but a product design student,and had the chance to help improve this situation.So,here's ''Home''a packaging that helps homeless people safely carry and enjoy their food.It's transforming shape puts the user in actual control of the whole process of eating, personalizing this important experience and emphasizing a persons sense of dignity.Info such as shelter locations,job ads or emergency numbers can be printed on it and as it's made of non-toxic recyclable paper,it can even be used for lighting a fire in case of emergency without emitting dangerous fumes. HOME,a packaging for food designed in 2004, which seems today more necessary than ever...