We source every part.
We coordinate suppliers, samples and production for your packaging, from the first specification to delivery.

- Wrapped base & lid
- Board, paper, wrapped edges and fit
- Divider insert
- Layout and protection for the contents
- Tissue & seal
- Paper weight, print and adhesion
- Card & ribbon
- Artwork, weave, colour and finish
We find the suppliers and coordinate your packaging order, from samples and production follow-up to pre-shipment checks and shipping.
- Supplier comparison
- Sample review
- Production follow-up
- Pre-shipment checks
Concept projects
How a coffee, chocolate or pastry project runs.





Blue Hour
A coffee roaster moving into more shops needs a pouch range its distributor can specify, sample and reorder. ELMCI takes the artwork and packing requirements to suppliers and coordinates the details through to shipment.
KASANE
A chocolatier wants its gift set to work as one family: layered paper, chocolate boxes and carriers. ELMCI coordinates the suppliers, the complete sample sets and the production details behind every component.


Sweet Disorder
A pastry shop with a changing counter needs packaging that keeps up. ELMCI handles the carton and carrier as one brief, built for the takeaway order and the next reorder.



Details worth checking
The lid fit, compartment layout, handles and print all belong in the brief. These supplied box and paper-bag references show details to discuss.
How sourcing works
Supplier comparison, sample revisions and production follow-up, coordinated from Hong Kong.
Packaging families
Journal
All articles
Why does the same box get three different quotes?
The details behind a packaging price, and how to compare what each supplier is actually offering.
Read articleWhat should you check before approving a packaging sample?
A closer look at fit, colour, construction and the small details worth settling before production.
Read articleSame bag, next order. What needs confirming?
A practical guide to reordering printed paper bags, from the approved artwork to the next delivery.
Read articleLet’s discuss your packaging.
Tell us about your packaging project.

