Packaging formats
Start with the product and how your customer will use it. Compare portion packs, sampling formats and repacking options, then define the presentation around your brand.
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Format choices
Product: Powders and assessed liquid or gel products.
Use: Sampling, trial portions and single-use presentations.
Useful inputs: Target fill weight or volume, product behaviour, material preference and quantity per design.
Discuss a sachet format →Product: Suitable powders requiring a compact portion pack.
Use: Single-serve powder routines and portable presentation.
Useful inputs: Powder flow, target fill, blend requirements, artwork and quantity per SKU.
Explore powder programs →Product: Customer-supplied products requiring repacking or finishing.
Use: Bulk-to-retail repacking, multi-unit presentation and outer-pack assembly.
Useful inputs: Source pack, target format, handling requirements and plain or printed presentation.
Review repacking capabilities →Format suitability, fill performance, materials and equipment availability are confirmed for the specific product and job.
Format and quantity planning
Filling is not subject to a blanket 1,000-sachet minimum per SKU. Your proposed quantity is assessed for the product and format. Printed-film purchase minimums are confirmed separately.
Where a line test is needed, a normal test uses approximately 30–50 sachets in plain film. The test scope and fee are quoted for the job.
Share the intended market and delivery destination. Product documentation, applicable import requirements, freight and destination responsibilities are reviewed and agreed for each job.
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