Regulatory Standards Product-related Regulations: Different countries and regions have different regulatory requirements for product labels. For example, the REACH Regulation in the European Union has strict regulations on the content and format of chemical labels. It is necessary to indicate the composition of chemicals, hazard classification, safety warnings and other information. The US Food and

Optimize the Production Process Precise Order Processing: Establish an efficient order receiving and analysis system to quickly and accurately obtain key information such as label specifications, quantity, and delivery time, avoiding production delays caused by unclear information. At the same time, reasonably prioritize orders according to their urgency and production difficulty, and handle urgent and

Preparations Before the Negotiation Clarify Requirements: Determine the specific specifications of the required labels, such as size, shape, material, color, quantity, etc.; clarify the information that needs to be included on the labels, such as brand name, product name, specification parameters, usage instructions, barcodes, QR codes, etc.; according to the product’s sales cycle and usage

Optimize Carton Design Meet Functional Requiremen ts: Design the carton structure according to the product characteristics. For fragile items, design cartons with buffer layers or reinforcing ribs to provide better protection. For products with irregular shapes, design customized inserts or partitions to ensure the products are stable and do not shake inside the box. At

In the Label Design Stage Clarify the Purpose and Information Structure of the Label Clear Purpose: In terms of design style, determine the label’s pattern, color, and slogan. Figure out how to make it more aesthetically pleasing, what font to use, and where to place the slogan to make it more prominent and easier for