Packaging decisions

Check the pack before finalizing the design

Packaging format, supplier minimums, decoration, label area, filling compatibility and carton requirements all influence cost and timing.

MOQ after formula + pack reviewSample scope after briefExport project support

Primary pack

Confirm bottle, jar, tube or other format, fill size, dispensing system, material preference and target appearance.

Decoration and label

Printing, coating, label stock, color matching and artwork area must follow the selected pack and supplier process.

Export packing

Inner protection, master cartons, marks and delivery requirements are reviewed with the order and destination plan.

Existing product and pack examples

Connect packaging decisions to the actual product format

These examples come from the existing FANGKE product library and show practical bottle, jar, pouch, carton and coordinated-range decisions.

Existing FANGKE skincare set product image
Coordinated skincare setExisting FANGKE product-library example for coordinating multiple packs in one range.
Existing FANGKE night cream texture and jar product image
Jar and formula textureExisting product image connecting formula texture with the selected jar format.
Existing FANGKE sheet mask pouch and carton product image
Pouch and outer cartonExisting product image showing a single-use pouch and secondary-packaging direction.
Existing FANGKE pump bottle product image
Pump-bottle formatExisting product image used to discuss fill size, pump, label area and decoration.
Project review

Send the information needed for a useful first response

Include the product, expected quantity, destination market, formula or product reference, packaging idea and required delivery window.