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Entries, that achieve a standard set by the judges, when judged against other entries in their category, will receive one or more of the following awards:
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| gold medals |
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judges' special mention |
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Awarded to entries that achieve a superior standard, as set by the judges, when judged against other entries in the product category |
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From time to time, entries that are not necesessarily category winners, deserve special mention for special features, by the judges. |
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| sponsored trophies |
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the gold pack trophy |
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Awarded to any entry that displays the unique qualities addressed by each trophy. |
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This is the premier award and is presented to the pack considered by the judges to be the overall winner and best entry in the IPSA GOLD PACK AWARDS programme. |
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| Other awards recognised include: |
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| out of africa awards |
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WPO world stars |
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Presented to packs produced outside of the borders of South Africa but within the African continent. (IPSA has a special responsibility through its membership of the WPO for packaging education in Africa, and this programme is seen as supporting that ideal) |
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Winners of any awards are automatically eligible for entry into the WPO Worldstar competition. (Subject to the completion of the relevant entry forms & fees). |
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The so-called "tail" of the peacock, also termed the "train," is not the tail quill feathers but highly elongated upper tail feather coverts. The train feathers have a series of eyes that are best seen when the train is fanned.
The plumage of the peacock, and the peahen's preference for its exhorbitantcy, is a classical example of natural selection of peahen's.
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