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How Do I Choose the Right Finish for My Custom Printed Boxes?
If you've spent hours perfecting your logo, colours, and packaging design but haven't thought about the finish yet, don't worry, you've got plenty of company. In fact, most of our customers don't come to us asking for a matte finish or a gloss coating. They come to us because they need custom packaging that looks incredible and represents their brand. Choosing the right finish usually isn't on their radar until we bring it up. And that's exactly how it should be. The finish s
Aug 143 min read


Your Custom Packaging Arrived. Now Open the Box. Seriously.
When your custom packaging order arrives, it's tempting to move it straight into storage and get back to the million other things demanding your attention. After all, the boxes showed up. The delivery driver didn't look concerned. Everything appears fine. Problem solved, right? Not necessarily. As a packaging broker working primarily with food service and retail businesses, we've learned that packaging can sometimes be a little like assembling furniture: everything looks good
Jun 253 min read


Why Choosing The Right Paperboard For Your Custom Packaging Matters!
If you’re choosing packaging for your brand, the decision between different types of paperboard isn’t just about materials, it’s about how your product shows up on the shelf, how your brand is perceived, and how your budget is spent. There are two types of boards that are commonly used: SBS and Kraft. As a packaging broker working with bakeries, cafés, restaurants, and retailers, we’ve helped dozens of clients navigate this exact decision. And the truth is: there’s no “better
May 73 min read


CMYK vs Pantone Printing: Which Is Better for Your Branded Packaging?
If you’re designing custom donut boxes, coffee cups, or any other branded food packaging, choosing the right printing method is key. Two popular colour systems, CMYK and Pantone (PMS), can make or break your brand’s visual consistency. Here’s what you need to know to pick the right one. What Is CMYK Printing? CMYK stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black. This four-color printing process uses tiny dots of each color to create full-colour images. It's the standard for most
Jul 15, 20252 min read
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