Custom Packaging in the USA: A Game-Changer for Brands
Ten years ago a lot of small American brands shipped in whatever brown box the warehouse had lying around. Now? Even a two-person candle shop in Ohio wants its logo on the lid. Custom packaging in the USA has gone from a nice extra to something most brands just assume they’ll need, partly because it […]
How to Design Custom Packaging Boxes for Cosmetics
Start with the bottle. Not the mood board, not the logo, the actual bottle or jar or tube sitting on your desk, because if you measure it first, then pick a style and a board that’ll protect it, then sort out what the label legally needs to say, and only after all that play with […]
The Future of Custom Packaging In USA
Custom packaging in the USA is changing faster than it did for most of the last twenty years, and from where we sit (printing boxes for small and mid-size brands every week) the pressure comes from three places at once: shoppers who care where the box ends up, new print tech that makes short runs […]
Best Packaging Solutions In New York
New York State is a weird mix. We’ve boxed stuff for a SoHo boutique, a guy machining brackets outside Buffalo and a hot sauce couple renting a shared kitchen in Albany, and honestly their questions were almost the same, they wanted something that wouldn’t get crushed and didn’t look like it came from a warehouse […]
Top 10 Packaging Companies in the USA: A Comprehensive Guide
Ask ten people in the trade for the biggest packaging companies in the USA and you’ll hear International Paper, Smurfit Westrock, Packaging Corporation of America, Graphic Packaging, Amcor (Berry Global is part of it now), Ball, Sealed Air, Sonoco, Avery Dennison and Veritiv, give or take a name. Great companies. Built for truckloads though, which […]
Custom Pharmaceutical Packaging Boxes: Enhance Your Brand with Innovative Solutions
Of all the boxes we print, custom pharmaceutical packaging boxes are the ones people read the closest. Say you’ve got a 60-count vitamin bottle, the carton has to hold it snug, carry a whole block of label copy in type someone can actually read without glasses, and look trustworthy enough that a pharmacist doesn’t think […]