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    Custom Packaging FAQs

    Here you will find answers to some of the most common questions about custom packaging.
    If you don't find your answer here please call us at 1-800-205-9972 and talk to one of our packaging consultants.

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    Retail packaging is the packaging used to enclose and protect products sold to consumers in retail stores or online.

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    Custom retail packaging refers to packaging that is specifically designed and customized to meet the unique requirements of a particular brand or product.

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    Common retail packaging types include boxes, bags, blister packs, clamshells, envelopes, and tubes.

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    Using retail packaging can help to protect your products from damage, enhance their visual appeal, provide information about the product, and make them more convenient for consumers to carry and store.

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    To design adequate retail packaging, you should consider factors such as your target audience, the product itself, your brand image, and any legal requirements for labeling and product information.

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    In the United States, retail packaging must comply with regulations set by agencies such as the FDA and FTC and include information such as the product name, quantity, ingredients, and any necessary warnings or instructions.

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    When choosing packaging materials, you should consider factors such as the fragility and weight of the product, the cost and availability of materials, and any environmental considerations.

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    To ensure that your retail packaging is sustainable and eco-friendly, you can use recycled or biodegradable materials, reduce the amount of packaging used, and avoid using materials that are harmful to the environment.

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    To minimize the cost of retail packaging, consider using less expensive materials, reducing the size or complexity of the packaging, and ordering in bulk.

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    You can find a reliable retail packaging supplier by researching, asking for other business recommendations, and reviewing supplier credentials and certifications.