Technical brief
Start with the product, pack size, quantity, filling route and shelf-life target.
Custom Packaging Process
A clear sequence reduces late artwork changes and aligns the product, format, material, printing and manufacturing details.
Define the requirement before selecting the detail.
Each choice should be confirmed against product compatibility, filling, distribution and intended use.
Structure review
Coordinate pouch type, materials, closures, dimensions and sealing areas.
Approval control
Review samples, artwork, proofing and specifications before manufacturing.
Move through the decisions in a clear sequence.
Confirm product, market, quantity, timing and operational requirements.
Define format, dimensions, material direction and functional features.
Prepare dielines, review artwork and agree the appropriate sample route.
Print, laminate, cure, convert, inspect and prepare the finished order.
Prepare the information a buyer and converter need.
These inputs make comparisons clearer without turning an early discussion into an unsupported final specification.
Useful project scenarios
- First custom printed pouch projects
- Rebrands with new size or structure
- Multi-SKU programs needing coordinated approvals
Commercial brief
Provide target quantity, destination, timing and SKU plan.
Technical brief
Provide product, fill, size, shelf-life and functional requirements.
Approval path
Name who approves structure, artwork, samples, production references and shipment.
Validation points
- Keep a single current specification and revision history.
- Resolve dieline and functional features before final artwork approval.
- Define inspection and shipment documents before production completion.
Buyer questions
What causes avoidable delays?Common causes include changing dimensions after artwork, incomplete product information and unclear approval ownership.
When should samples be reviewed?The sample route should be agreed after the project brief and before production approval, based on what needs to be validated.
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