Packaging Design
Packaging design
Packaging design for food and beverage products
SLAP designs full packaging for food and beverage products: structure, materials, finish and the system that holds a range together.
This is the work for brands that need more than a new label, and it is quote-based, not a fixed package.
Our Expertise:
Packaging Design
Label design or packaging design?
What’s the difference?
Label design is a fixed-price project: a print-ready label for an existing
container, delivered in 14 days. See label design. Packaging design is a broader project. The container and format itself, the structural design, the finish, and how a whole product family looks together on the shelf.
When packaging design is worth it
When you are launching a range rather than a single SKU, entering curated or premium retail, repositioning the brand, or when the current packaging looks generic next to the competition. Curated retail and incubator programmes expect design-forward, distinctive brands. A generic-looking product might be your biggest problem there.
Recent Projects
Selected Packaging Design Projects
A selection of food and beverage packaging designs we made
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A label is a known quantity on a container you already have. Packaging design changes with the medium, the format, the number of products in the range, and the print process, and those move the amount of work significantly. We quote once we understand the scope, and that quote is then fixed.
Yes. We can recommend printers and converters that suit your format, volume, and budget, and brief them directly. Picking the production partner early is better, because the design gets built around what they can actually run, which avoids expensive changes later.
Fair concern, because packaging has more moving parts than a label. We plan backwards from your launch date, build the prototyping and printer-trial stages in from the start, and flag early if a decision is holding up the schedule. The date is agreed with you, not assumed.
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