Primary packaging separates your product from the consumer, while secondary packaging secures various components and/or units. Both play key roles in protecting and promoting your products.

Industry leaders are implementing anti-counterfeiting and sustainable, tree-free alternative packaging with clever structural designs to bring folding cartons more fully into the 21st century.

Responsibly sourced paperboard brands incorporating right-size packaging principles create sustainable, recyclable, renewable, and biodegradable substrates.

Lamination is a cost-effective way to enhance packaging design, add durability and rigidity to its structure, and expand visual options for your folding cartons.

Embossing or debossing your folding cartons can help your brand communicate excellence and elegance, reflect greater value, stand out on the shelf, and demonstrate a higher level of quality.

Common to many consumer industries, blister card packaging is a cost-effective option that prevents product contamination, adds security, and enhances your design possibilities.

Short-run packaging printing jobs produce smaller quantities, making them efficient solutions for prototyping, product launches, and one-time events.

Offset printing, the traditional method, remains well-suited for large print runs and complex visual designs, while digital printing is ideal for faster turnaround times, low- to medium-volume print runs, and customized packaging.

In a free webinar, speakers from Oliver and Sappi—industry leaders in printing and packaging—discuss the growing trends in packaging in a post-pandemic world as they relate to e-commerce, sustainability, wellness, and more.