OEM and private-label packaging
Start with an existing format and discuss your branding, material and packing requirements. Paper cups, selected straws, bowls and boxes offer different customisation possibilities. A new shape or construction requires a separate feasibility discussion; it is not an automatic option on every product.
1. Build the specification
Send the item reference or intended format, dimensions, material requirements, food use, destination and quantity per design. Include the documents required by your customer. A clear specification keeps commercial, artwork and compliance discussions aligned.
2. Review artwork and samples
Share vector artwork and colour references, then review the layout for the selected format. Agree the sample and approval requirements before production. Existing case studies show past sample work, not permission to reproduce another brand’s artwork.
3. Confirm the order and delivery plan
Custom printing is generally quoted from 50,000 units per item, subject to product and design confirmation. The published production reference is approximately 30 days after order confirmation; artwork approval, sample arrangements and shipping may affect the overall schedule. Ask for a quote against your actual brief.