Thoughtful packaging. Made for your business. Package Solutions
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PACKAGE SOLUTIONS · FOR US BRANDS

Beautiful packaging.
Better first impressions.

Pack it with care. Present it with pride.

Ready-made designsHundreds of stock styles
Custom printingYour artwork, your format
Samples on requestFeel it before you order
Specialty papersPremium textures & finishes
US-focused supportBriefs built for US launches

THREE WAYS TO WORK WITH US

Choose how your packaging comes together.

WHY PACKAGE SOLUTIONS

Why packaging deserves a second look.

Your package is often the first thing a customer touches. It has to protect what is inside, tell your story on a crowded shelf, and still look good in an online photo.

We help small and growing US brands get there without guesswork — with finished designs to choose from, custom options when you need them, and clear specifications to confirm before anything is produced.

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SHOP BY CATEGORY

Browse ready-made packaging.

From coffee cartons and tea boxes to specialty papers and branded merchandise — pick a category to start.

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THE NEW PRODUCT COLLECTION

Coffee, tea & custom packaging products.

Explore our 430-product collection, from painterly coffee cartons and botanical tea packaging to custom café cups, specialty papers and artwork collections.

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FIND YOUR PERFECT FIT

Your product deserves the right format.

Compare formats for coffee, snacks, ingredients and refills.
Choose around protection, filling and the way your customers buy.

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YOUR BRAND. YOUR WAY.

A little imagination.
A lot of possibility.

For a specialty retail launch or a growing direct-to-consumer line, packaging has to do more than look good. Plan your printable area, closure, barrier structure and finish as one complete system.

  • Formats shaped around your product
  • Custom colors, artwork and finishes
  • Thoughtful material choices
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COMPARE AT A GLANCE

Which format fits your product?

A quick starting point before you request samples. Final structure always depends on your product and testing.

Stand-up pouch

Stand-up pouch

Snacks, powders, pet treats

Shelf presence
Stands upright, wide front panel
Barrier
Low to high, by structure
Reclosing
Zipper or slider optional
Kraft pouch

Kraft pouch

Tea, granola, artisan foods

Shelf presence
Natural, handcrafted look
Barrier
Moderate with liner
Reclosing
Zipper or tin tie
Coffee bag

Coffee bag

Whole bean and ground coffee

Shelf presence
Flat bottom or side gusset
Barrier
High, with degassing valve
Reclosing
Pocket zipper or tin tie
Recyclable mono-material

Recyclable mono-material

Brands with sustainability goals

Shelf presence
Matte or gloss print
Barrier
Moderate, product-dependent
Reclosing
Compatible zippers available
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QUALITY FRAMEWORK

Six checkpoints between your idea and your shelf.

Every project moves through the same careful steps, so nothing reaches your shelf unchecked.

Material review
Step 01

Material review

We match film structure to your product's moisture, oxygen, oil and light sensitivity.

Artwork proofing
Step 02

Artwork proofing

Digital proofs confirm dieline, colors, copy placement and barcode position before printing.

Sample approval
Step 03

Sample approval

Physical samples let you test filling, sealing and shelf appearance with your own product.

Production checks
Step 04

Production checks

Seal strength, print registration and dimensions are checked during the production run.

Documentation
Step 05

Documentation

Request material specifications and food-contact statements relevant to your US compliance needs.

Delivery planning
Step 06

Delivery planning

Cartons, pallets and shipping are planned around your warehouse or co-packer requirements.

TYPICAL PROJECT TIMELINE

Plan your launch with realistic timing.

Estimates only — timing varies with quantities, printing method and shipping.

  1. Week 1

    Brief & quote

    Share product, sizes, quantities and artwork status.

  2. Weeks 2–3

    Dieline & proofs

    Receive dielines, place artwork and approve digital proofs.

  3. Weeks 3–5

    Samples

    Test samples with your product and confirm final specifications.

  4. Weeks 5–9

    Production

    Printing, lamination, converting and quality checks.

  5. Weeks 9–12

    Delivery to the US

    Freight, customs and delivery to your facility.

US BUYER QUESTIONS

Details worth getting right.

Clear expectations make a better starting point for every packaging conversation.

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What determines the price of a packaging project?

Format, dimensions, material structure, print coverage, finishes, closures and order quantity all affect pricing. Share the number of designs or SKUs and the quantity for each so a project-specific quote can be prepared. Pricing and commercial terms require confirmation; no standard price is implied.

Are minimum quantities and lead times the same for every pouch?

No. Stock-style formats and custom-printed projects can have different requirements. Ask for minimums by format and design, artwork approval timing, production scheduling and delivery terms to your US destination before committing to a launch date.

How should I choose a pouch size?

Start with your target fill weight in ounces or pounds, or grams, and provide a product sample specification if available. Product density, headspace, gusset depth and seal area affect capacity. Dimensions alone do not guarantee a particular fill weight.

What should I check for food-contact packaging?

Request documentation for the exact material structure and intended food-contact conditions, including temperature and storage duration. Suitability is application-specific; this website does not certify a package as FDA-approved or establish regulatory compliance.

Can I use a recyclable claim on packaging sold in the US?

Only after reviewing the finished structure, supporting evidence and access to appropriate recycling facilities for your audience. Review current FTC Green Guides and applicable state requirements. A mono-material design or paper-like finish alone is not enough to support an unqualified claim.

YOUR NEXT PRODUCTION DECISION

Bring us the product. Start with the right questions.

Format, fill weight, artwork, quantity and US destination—one clear packaging brief.

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