Customization

R&D and production support for packaging projects.

From concept and mold development to sampling, sealing trials, printing and QA/QC inspection, each step is planned around your food application and supply requirements.

Illustration of packaging samples and design planning

Concept illustration

Development and production support

Discuss the product format, material structure and performance requirements with our team before sampling.

Mold design, production and maintenance

Application concept and product development support

Sampling and prototype development

Lamination and sealing trials

Offset and flexographic printing

Inspection, testing and lab checks

Dimension and capacity checks

QA/QC inspection and batch consistency checks

Begin with the brief and sample route

Share the food, dimensions, capacity, compartments and equipment constraints. We can discuss an existing format, a modified design or a custom development route.

01
Define the format
Review the shape, lid arrangement, fill level and food journey before preparing a sample brief.
02
Review the development route
Discuss mold design, sampling needs and the parts of the specification that remain open.
03
Evaluate samples
Agree the food and handling conditions for the trial, record results and identify any design adjustments.

Validate the food, tray and closure together

For lined or sealed formats, describe the barrier objective and lidding setup. Sample trials should cover the real food, storage conditions and intended equipment.

Explore sealing and high-barrier requirements →

Coordinate print and packing requirements

Discuss embossed logos, printed paperboard, sleeves, retail packaging and outer cartons. Share artwork, packing quantities and proof requirements so these can be reviewed with the product specification.

Keep the approved artwork, sample, material and packing references together. Changes to color, format or lining should be reviewed before the next order so the finished range stays consistent.