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Ten packaging formats, one supplier

Paper and plastic packaging for brands and retailers — folded cartons, corrugated boxes, paper bags, food containers and moulded pulp on the paper side; pouches, vacuum bags, roll film, PET containers and shrink sleeves on the plastic side. The reason to buy them together is the documentation: one file, one format, one place it gets updated.

Paper-based formats

Plastic-based formats

Upstream material: recycled PET (rPET)

Why brands and retailers consolidate formats with one supplier

• One compliance file instead of ten. The Declaration of Conformity, material composition sheets, migration reports and recyclability statements for every component come from one place, in one format, updated when a specification changes.
• One artwork workflow. Colour references, dielines and versioning across markets are managed together, so a French-market carton and a German-market pouch stay consistent.
• Mixed containers. A brand launching a product that ships in a carton, a pouch and a shrink sleeve does not need three suppliers, three lead times and three document sets.
• Fewer surprises at the retail customer. Retail compliance teams ask the same questions of every pack; answering them once, for the whole range, is faster than answering them per supplier.
• Version changes are cheaper. When a structure or a market-specific label changes, the rest of the file stays on record.

How a multi-format project is quoted

• You send what you have: the item list, dimensions or an existing sample, annual quantities, artwork status and destination countries.
• We return a structure, the print process that fits your quantity, the documentation that applies, and the market-specific items we have verified for your destinations.
• Pre-production samples or an approved first article for the structures you want to see before committing.
• Production and packing, with the documentation file issued per shipment.
• Reorders use the approved structure on file — no repeat of the specification work.

What we will not do

We will not quote a structure we cannot document, and we will not label packaging recyclable or food-safe beyond what the test reports and mill declarations show. Where ten formats include one that does not yet have a fully recyclable structure for your product, we say so in the quotation instead of promising it in the catalogue. European buyers check, and a supplier file that survives scrutiny is worth more than a claim that does not.

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