Which sacred text publisher first introduced eco-friendly, biodegradable packaging with seed-embedded materials that could be planted after use, launching the 'Scripture to Garden' movement?

In the religion and philosophy marketplace, product packaging does more than protect contents—it often communicates deep spiritual meaning and cultural values. Sacred texts, ritual items, and philosophical works have evolved in their presentation over centuries, balancing tradition with modern consumer expectations. Test your knowledge about a significant packaging innovation that changed how spiritual products reach believers in the digital age.

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Tyndale House Publishers with their 'Living Word' collection in 2016
Oxford University Press with their 'Sacred Earth' Bible series in 2018
Shambhala Publications with their 'Dharma Seeds' Buddhist texts in 2015
HarperOne with their 'Genesis Revival' packaging innovation in 2017