Paper and cardboard packaging
Shipping cartons and product-contact paper boxes must be distinguished; print designs, base paper, and coatings must match their actual intended use.
Details
- Packing, protecting, and displaying goods. Shipping cartons and product-contact paper boxes must be distinguished; print designs, base paper, and coatings must match their actual intended use.
- Specify paper weight, number of corrugated layers, flat/folded dimensions, print design, and product-contact use. Materials to verify include: kraft paper, corrugated cardboard, and printing ink.
- Bundle flat by size, wrap against moisture, and palletize to prevent folded edges from being crushed.
- Packaging that directly contacts food requires verification of materials, printing ink, and sector-specific requirements based on its intended use.
Preparation
- Request an approved print sample, paper corrugation structure, and confirmation of whether the box directly contacts food.
- Specify paper weight, number of corrugated layers, flat/folded dimensions, print design, and product-contact use.
- Bundle flat by size, wrap against moisture, and palletize to prevent folded edges from being crushed.
Frequently asked questions
Which coating should be clarified for food packaging paper boxes?
Request an approved print sample, paper corrugation structure, and confirmation of whether the box directly contacts food. Specify paper weight, number of corrugated layers, flat/folded dimensions, print design, and product-contact use.
What aspects of paper and cardboard packaging need to be verified before proposing an option?
Packaging that directly contacts food requires verification of materials, printing ink, and sector-specific requirements based on its intended use.