Business-to-Business packaging designed for the shipment of products between companies.

Business-to-Consumer packaging intended for direct sale to end consumers.

Labels with barcodes used for product identification, inventory management, and tracking.

A protective packaging material with air-filled bubbles, used to cushion fragile items during shipping.

Packaging designed for large quantities of products, often used for shipping or storage.

Adhesive tape used to seal and secure cartons during shipping and storage.

A type of rigid packaging with two halves that hinge open and close, often used for retail products.

Tailor-made packaging solutions designed specifically to meet a client’s product requirements.

A process that uses a die to cut specific shapes or designs out of paper or cardboard for packaging.

A modern printing method that uses digital files to print directly onto packaging materials.

The final stage of the packaging process, including tasks like sealing, labeling, and preparing for shipment.

Packaging made from flexible materials like plastic films or foils, used for items like pouches and bags.

A protective foam material used inside packaging to cushion and secure products.

A type of packaging made from paperboard that folds into a box shape and is used for retail products.

Services that handle the picking, packing, and shipping of products to customers or retailers.

Packaging that uses eco-friendly materials and practices aimed at reducing environmental impact.

The ability of ink to stick to the packaging material without smudging or fading.

A printing technology that applies ink droplets to packaging materials for high-resolution graphics.

A strong, brown paper made from wood pulp, often used for wrapping and as a base material for packaging.

The material used for labels, which can be paper, plastic, or other substances with adhesive backing.

The process of creating and applying labels to products for identification, branding, and regulatory compliance.

Printing process that uses multiple colors to create detailed and vibrant designs on packaging.

A printing process where ink is transferred from plates to rollers and then to the packaging material.

The creation of the visual and functional aspects of packaging, including graphics, structure, and materials.

Equipment used to automate the processes of filling, sealing, and labeling packaging.

Small foam pieces used as a cushioning material to fill empty spaces in packages and protect products.

The process of arranging and securing products on a pallet for easy handling and transportation.

Small holes or cuts in packaging materials that make it easier to tear open or separate sections.

Promotional or informational displays placed in retail locations to attract customers and drive sales.

A common plastic material used in various packaging applications, known for its flexibility and durability.

A type of plastic used for packaging that offers higher clarity and strength compared to polyethylene.

A flexible container made from plastic or other materials, often used for food, liquids, or small items.

The packaging that directly contains the product, such as a bottle, box, or pouch.

The clarity, color accuracy, and overall appearance of printed materials on packaging.

Measures and materials used to safeguard products from damage during transportation and storage.

The total number of products manufactured in a single production cycle.

A sample or model of a packaging design used to test and evaluate before full-scale production.

Sturdy packaging designed to hold products in a fixed shape, such as boxes and containers.

Outer packaging used to group primary packages for distribution, often including boxes and pallets.

The length of time a product remains usable, saleable, or effective under specified conditions.

A type of label that shrinks to conform to the shape of a container when heated, providing a full wrap-around design.

A plastic film that shrinks tightly around products when heat is applied, used for bundling and protecting items.

A stretchable plastic film used to wrap items securely on pallets for transportation.

The coordination of activities and processes involved in moving products from manufacturers to customers.

Environmentally friendly packaging solutions that minimize waste and use recyclable or biodegradable materials.

Packaging that shows visible signs if tampering or unauthorized access has occurred.

Features designed to prevent unauthorized access or tampering of the product packaging.

The weight of the packaging material itself, subtracted from the gross weight to determine the net weight of the product.

Materials used to fill empty spaces in packaging to prevent product movement and damage during transit.