Nowadays, the attention is shifting towards the problem of waste overproduction and production of the waste in general. The usage of even a slight amount of material that cannot be recycled or excess of material is not environmentally friendly. The aim of this study is to find an alternative approach to the production of tea packaging which will be environmentally friendly and decrease the waste material. This will be accomplished by using the minimal needed amount of material for the production of packaging. It will be practical, easy to use, stable and biodegradable. The design will be minimal in order to decrease the amount of paint used in the printing process. This is more environmentally friendly for later recycling. After the packaging is designed, it will be printed on five different papers, following the guidelines of sustainable design. Print will be done on every paper with different pressing forces (50N, 150N and 400N). In this way, 15 samples will be obtained. Smoothness will be measured for every paper, and for every sample, LAB values and thickness of the lines. Lines that will be measured are 0,2 mm and 0,08 mm, in both positive and negative. Further, every sample will be tested on the target audience using the survey and interview methods. Finally, the results of objective measurements of technical values will be compared to the subjective results of the target audience. In this way, the best paper will be chosen.