ADDITIONAL FORMATS / ENQUIRE FROM A SPECIFICATION

Coffee, tea & food packaging

Explore coffee pouches, tea packaging and other food formats with a specific brief. Construction, materials and supplier availability are confirmed for your product.

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Supplied reference of a printed cream standing food pouch with a resealable closure and folded side panel — Supplied product reference. Reference artwork does not imply a direct customer relationship.

THE STARTING POINT

The food use sets the brief.

Describe direct contact and outer packaging separately. Include filling, storage and handling conditions so the proposed material can be considered against the actual use.

Food & contact: The product, and whether the packaging touches it directly.
Conditions: Filling, storage and expected time in the pack.
Market & documents: Destination and any evidence required for the proposed specification.

DETAILS TO DEFINE

Additional formats to assess.

Paper bags for food: An adjacent enquiry: provide the construction, contents and closure requirements.
Coffee & tea pouches: Define the contents, barrier requirements, dimensions, closure and any valve. A sample confirms the proposed construction.
Cartons & presentation packs: Chocolate and macaron boxes are established sourcing categories; other constructions need a supplier assessment.
Suitability: Material evidence to check against the intended food use and destination.

These are discussion points. The material, construction and available options need confirmation for your project.

VISUAL POSSIBILITIES

Different ways to present it.

Fictional design studies to help describe a direction. They are not completed client work.

Sweet disorder

Bright colour, oversized lettering and irregular patterns connect a carrier, window carton and paper food bag.

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Quiet ceremony

An ivory carrier and burgundy box explore restrained hospitality packaging. A small monogram and contrasting surfaces give the family its character.

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YOUR NEXT PACKAGING PROJECT

Start with your food-packaging brief.

Add the food or product, pack size, quantity and destination. Include the current specification, a reference image or any required documentation.

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