Full-Service Sourcing, Seamless Printing

A: Packaging is complex and fragmented. By using our service, you gain:

1. Risk Mitigation: We guarantee the fitment and compatibility of all components (e.g., bottle and pump head), eliminating leak risks.

2. Time & Cost Efficiency: You save the time required to vet multiple suppliers globally, often benefiting from our pre-negotiated volume pricing.

3. Quality Control: We apply our strict QC standards to the packaging components before they even arrive at our factory.

4. Consolidation: You deal with one point of contact and one invoice for all components.

A: Yes, absolutely. We actively source and recommend sustainable options, including:

• PCR (Post-Consumer Recycled) plastics and recycled glass.

• FSC-certified paperboard for cartons and inserts.

• Single-material packaging designs to enhance end-user recyclability. This is a key focus of our Ethical Sourcing policy.

A: We offer a wide range of high-end decoration techniques for both primary (bottle) and secondary (carton) packaging:

• Primary: High-definition Screen Printing, luxurious Hot Stamping (foil), and specialized coatings.

• Secondary: Embossing/Debossing for tactile effects, spot UV coatings, and custom die-cuts. We can accurately match your brand’s specific Pantone color requirements.

A: We utilize a rigorous Color Matching process:

1. We require your brand’s official Pantone or CMYK codes.

2. We perform a pre-production print proof (physical sample) using the actual material, which requires your final sign-off before mass production begins.

3. Throughout the printing process, we monitor colors with spectrophotometers to ensure batch-to-batch consistency.

A: Our process includes three key quality gates:

1. 3D Prototyping: We create digital or physical prototypes for visual approval.

2. Fitment & Leak Testing: We rigorously test a sample set of the bottle/cap/pump combination for perfect fit and leak resistance in our lab.

3. Transit Testing: We conduct simulated vibration and drop tests on final packaged units to ensure the product survives global shipping without damage.

A: It is helpful if you have a design brief, but not mandatory. We can begin with:

• An Existing Design: If you have complete files.

• A Simple Concept: If you have mood boards, reference images, or general ideas. Our team offers Design for Manufacture (DFM) review and can guide you from a simple idea to production-ready files.