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Packaging by industry

Custom Packaging Designed Around What Your Industry Actually Needs

Food, cosmetics, ecommerce, jewellery and electronics do not place the same demands on a box. Explore packaging by market, compare materials and structures, and build a specification around how your product is packed, sold, displayed and delivered.

01 Product requirements Start with size, weight, protection and use.
02 Sales environment Retail, ecommerce, gifting or food service.
03 Production route Material, print, finish and construction.
Industry packaging finder

Narrow the packaging route before comparing box styles

Start with what you sell and how the customer receives it. Those two decisions usually make material and structural choices much easier to evaluate.

Useful principle Industry alone does not determine the box. Product size, weight, route to market and presentation also matter.
PACKAGING FINDER Build the starting brief
Step 1 of 3
01 · PRODUCT MARKET

What do you sell?

02 · SALES CHANNEL

How does the customer receive it?

COMMON STRUCTURES TO COMPARE
Mailer boxes Folding cartons Kraft boxes Rigid boxes Sleeves Corrugated boxes
Final recommendations should be confirmed against product dimensions, weight and use.
Solutions by market

Different markets create different packaging priorities

Browse packaging from the customer's environment rather than from a list of box names.

Requirements comparison

Compare what matters most in each packaging environment

The same structure can behave very differently when used for food service, retail display or parcel delivery.

MARKET COMMON PRIORITIES
Food
Food suitability Grease resistance Handling Print clarity
Cosmetics
Presentation Product fit Print quality Finishing
Ecommerce
Protection Right-sizing Closure Transport
Jewellery
Presentation Insert fit Surface finish Compact size
Electronics
Protection Insert control Strength Shipping
Apparel
Presentation Flat packing Branding Delivery
Material recommendations

Start with the performance requirement, not the board name

These are useful starting points rather than fixed rules. Final board selection should reflect dimensions, weight, printing, finish and use.

FOOD Food & takeaway
Kraft → Paperboard → Application-specific board
RETAIL Printed shelf packaging
Folding board → Kraft → Rigid presentation
SHIPPING Ecommerce & transport
Corrugated → Flute selection → Outer protection
PREMIUM Gift & jewellery presentation
Paperboard → Rigid board → Wrapped presentation
Industry packaging in practical terms

The useful metrics are the ones attached to your specification

Instead of unsupported headline statistics, compare the factors that materially affect packaging performance.

01 Product fit Internal dimensions and clearances.
02 Board performance Strength, surface and application.
03 Print requirement Coverage, colour and artwork.
04 Delivery route Retail, fulfilment or direct delivery.
05 Production practicality Converting, finishing and assembly.
06 UK delivery Dispatch planned around the finished order.
Packaging development process

From industry requirements to finished packaging

The market provides context. The product specification turns that context into something that can actually be manufactured.

01 Industry Understand the market.
02 Specification Define the product and dimensions.
03 Material Select suitable board.
04 Artwork Prepare print-ready files.
05 Approval Confirm production details.
06 Production Print and convert.
07 Delivery Pack and dispatch.
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