Packaging Knowledge

How are approved samples used? An approved sample serves as the benchmark for color matching; production teams adjust colors by

How should information be arranged? Consider the hierarchy: brand logo (primary), product name (secondary), specifications/price (supporting), and instructions/anti-counterfeiting codes (supplementary).

Between prototyping and mass production lies a crucial intermediate step: the “trial run.” This involves running a small batch through

A satisfying opening and closing feel—that moment when a customer holds the box and exclaims, “Oh, this box feels premium”—is

What does FQC cover? Final Quality Control (FQC) involves spot-checking finished goods before shipment. Inspections cover appearance (color differences, stains),

The success of a secondary-use design hinges on whether the customer keeps the box—only a retained box represents packaging that