PACKAGING SOLUTIONS

Packaging that fits the whole journey.

Discuss the product, its inner pack and the outer carton together. We help compare existing formats, custom structures and samples for your packing process.

  • Product fit and closure
  • Samples with your real product
  • Cartons, counts and packing
Strawberries in small baskets
A berry tray, clear clamshell and printed sleeve
Hands holding pink fruit gift packaging
Fruit cartons stacked in a warehouse

ONE SYSTEM, FOUR INTERFACES

  1. 01Product
  2. 02Primary pack
  3. 03Outer pack
  4. 04Receiving

RESOLVE THE INTERFACES EARLY

Catch the problems before the next order.

Bring the product and the problem you are seeing. We can work through the fit, sample and packing details together.

The product moves or gets squeezed

Too much movement or pressure can damage the product. Try its actual size and shape in the pack.

The material does not match the use

A clear appearance alone cannot answer food-contact or temperature questions. Share the intended use and destination.

The packs do not fit the carton

A pack that fits the product may still waste space in the carton. Check the orientation and units per case together.

The wrong sample gets approved

When several samples circulate, comments can refer to different versions. Mark the sample and keep its photos with the changes.

Packing details are agreed too late

Confirm the agreed sample, quantity and packing notes together before production starts.

ONE CONTINUOUS PATH

From your product to production.

Select a stage to see the product information, structure, sample or packing details we work through with you.

Staff packing strawberries in trays and sleeves
Brief

Brief

Start with what you need to pack.

Start with a product, an existing pack or a question. We clarify the size, use and quantity together.

  • Product and protection requirements confirmed
  • Destination, channel and handling route captured
  • Pack-out, timing and budget assumptions aligned
Start a packaging brief

CAPABILITIES AROUND THE PACK

Choose around the way you pack.

These packing and retail scenes show the carton, filling, gift presentation and display conditions to discuss when choosing a format.

Clear trays nested in shipping cartons
Pack and carton fit

Pack and carton fit

Compare the closed pack with the carton opening, loading direction and planned units per case.

Strawberries being placed in a white insert
Filling and closing

Filling and closing

Discuss how staff pick up, fill and close the pack, including the space around the working area.

Fruit gift packaging over a shopping cart
Gift pack and carrying

Gift pack and carrying

Consider the gift pack, carrying arrangement and product presentation together for the intended shopping journey.

Strawberry clamshells stacked in red retail displays
Sleeves and stacking

Sleeves and stacking

Review the sleeve, visible product area and how closed packs sit together before choosing a stacking arrangement.

START WITH THE OPERATING PROBLEM

Choose the packaging question you need to solve.

Carton space efficiency

Compare the closed pack and usable carton under the same stated conditions.

Review carton setup →

Premium fruit & gift packaging

Align the fruit position, inner protection, presentation and shipper.

Map the gift pack →

PLAN THE ACTUAL ROUTE

Pack for transport, display and gifting.

A pack needs to fit its transport crate, retail display or gift box. These examples show different uses to consider when choosing an inner and outer pack.

Pack and cartonCheck how the closed pack sits inside its carton or crate.
Handling conditionsDiscuss loading, handling and receiving conditions for the destination.
Product presentationCompare the product position, visible area and opening method.
  1. 01Product & useDimensions, weight and filling method.
  2. 02Primary packSupport, closure and product contact.
  3. 03Carton & countPacks per carton and loading orientation.
  4. 04Route & receivingHandling and arrival conditions.
Packed strawberries arranged in transport crates

Crate fit

Review the primary pack together with its transport crate.

Mixed-fruit trays with printed sleeves on a retail shelf

Retail presentation

Consider the tray, sleeve and product visibility on the shelf.

Blueberries displayed in gift packaging

Gift-box formats

Coordinate the inner pack with the gift box.

Close view of blueberry gift packs

Display arrangement

Check how the packs sit together in the display.

Workers weighing and packing blueberries
Workers weighing and packing blueberries
See more packaging views
Blueberry packaging on a retail display
Blueberry packaging on a retail display
Red strawberry gift boxes on display
Red strawberry gift boxes on display
Stacked strawberry packaging on a supermarket shelf
Stacked strawberry packaging on a supermarket shelf
Jackfruit packs along a sealing conveyor
Jackfruit packs along a sealing conveyor
Figs arranged in inner trays inside a carton
Figs arranged in inner trays inside a carton

PROJECT CHECKPOINTS

Start with filling, weight and closure.

The blueberry packing view shows packs being filled and weighed. For your sample, agree the fill target, check the lid clearance and record the observations against that sample.

  • Identify the product, pack and sample version
  • Agree the fill target and weighing method
  • Check product clearance and lid closure
  • Record observations and the changes to review
Review quality & documents

MATERIALS & DOCUMENTS

Documents for your packaging questions.

Read the licence and sample test report, then use the preparation guide to discuss your own pack. Match each document to its stated product and scope.

Production licence and scope

Pujiang Chengmei Packaging · 浙 XK16-204-05153. Issued 18 June 2025; valid to 17 June 2030. The scope page lists PET/PP food-contact products and thermoforming processes.

Read the licence and scope

Test report 2613403733

Zhejiang Fangyuan · approved 20 May 2026. Disposable fruit packaging sample with a PET box and PP insert. Read all six pages and the statement for the tested scope.

Read the complete test report

Production preparation guide

A guide to the drawing, physical sample, quantity and timing to agree for your project. Prepare these details before confirming production.

See production preparation

Let’s discuss what you need to pack.

Start with a photo, an existing pack or a question. You do not need a complete specification to begin.

Start a packaging brief