81 Incredibly Evil Packaging Designs That Will Seriously Infuriate You

Again, this is product fraud.

Maybe we're looking at the picture sideways and it's for a Tug of War! ;-P

This is correct, this rope is suitable for rapel only (going down) - which is what the picture is showing - and not climbing (going up)

how many people actually read the label? you go in wanting rope, so that is what you pick up, without reading it... it is not fraud...the packaging clearly says not for climbing, if you didnt read it, that is your own fault.

Anyone that buys rope for a few bucks trust their life to it deserves what's coming. Real climbing rope goes through extensive third party testing and an extensive quality control system.. It cost about $3 a meter and isn't found at your local hardware store beside the twine. This is only false advertising if your really dumb.

Now, that's plain cheating.

I wonder what is being purchased here... the gummy bears or the cup. If it's the cup with some gummy bears, the packaging makes sense. I'd need to see the labeling on the cup before I believe this was a real rip-off.

They said cup. What you got. To use for what? Freaking rip off!

I'd like to see the label clearly before condemning this one. It's blurry, but it looks like there's an X on the bottom in the picture of the cup on the label.

YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH

Wow, it's more expensive the extra packaging than the sausages... all of them!

Is it me or is the original pack missing two. There seems to be a space where to should Be? If that’s the case the manufacturer wasted Time materials and energy into putting the missing two hotdogs into a separate pack to make it look like a good deal.

Blyat!

O-M-G , really? What genius thought of this one? Ever heard of a thing called the environment?

that hilarious

..and 300 mini rolls when cut into 100's

WHAT!? 12 mini rolls if you use maths...

This is fantastic,surely to avoid anyone from suing them ...duh

That’s REALLY messed up (and I WANTED to use another word you can easily guess!)

Don't forget your bi-focals when you go shopping

My deepest honor for the designer of the package.. This is hillarious

"Product toppings may have shifted during shipping" or similar is a common line on these boxes, but this is ridiculous

i have actually had fully closed lidded pizzas (where none of the pizza is actually shown) look like this when i open the box...it is usually because it is dropped during shipping or stocking...i just rearrange the pepperoni and be done with it.

When a pizza defrosts slightly all the toppings can slide to one side if it is tilted. This happened to my sister the other day

its a half and half pizza

It is good that in EU lying like that is forbidden. Gluten is a serious health hazard for the people who have coeliac disease or wheat allergy. Also selling something as 'organic' is regulated here.

This wouldn't be legal in Euŕope

What you people all seem to be missing is the fact that the company's ingredients ARE Gluten-Free and Organic. However the processing plant in which they have their product produced is NOT. THEREFORE, they can't "Certify" that their product is Gluten-Free and Organic, because trace amounts of ingredients that are not theirs may get mixed into the end-product, unintentionally by contaminated machinery, which negates it being certifiable. IF the product were produced within a certified Gluten-free, Organic production facility, it would probably be prohibitively too expensive to be distributable.

Is it only me that actually read ALL the writing, not just what's underlined? This product is actually gluten free according to its ingredients. It contains *gluten free flour*. What they mean with what is underlined is that they are NOT gluten free CERTIFIED, but the product IS gluten free. Is it that important to be certified for this? And the other statement is written on almost every *name-it* free product, that they are made in facilities that process other foods that contain that stuff. But the products themselves do not contain it. If I were gluten intolerant, I would have no issues eating this cookie..

It says that it contains gluten-free flour. If you read further it says that the facility that this product is made in is processing foods that contain wheat. My best guess is that is why they are not certified because there are chances of mixing some gluten with gluten-free flour in the foods processed there. Still doesn't really make them total liars.

Technically the Tomatoes they used in the Soup were 40% bigger