This is an Interesting advertising invention worth mentioning. You don’t have to worry about the quality of the meat you are buying. Japanese design firm To-genkyo have come up with a label that figures out when the meat inside has gone bad.
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The trick is that the label consists of ammonia-detecting ink which darkens depending on the level of ammonia present in the enclosed meat.
Via: Creativity online
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