Specifications
Product Type:
Multi-SKU Retail Folding Carton
Material:
250–400 Gsm FBB/SBS Paperboard, 300–450 Gsm CCNB Paperboard
Printing:
CMYK Offset Printing, Pantone Spot Color, Digital Printing, Inside Printing, Outside Printing
Surface:
Matte Aqueous Coating, Gloss Aqueous Coating, Matte Lamination, Gloss Lamination, Spot UV, Foil Stamping, Embossing
Artwork Format:
AI, PDF, ID, PS, CDR Files
Shipping:
Express, Sea, Air
Product Description
Product Overview
Retail snack brands often manage several flavors and pack sizes under one packaging program. Separate carton specifications help reduce artwork, barcode, and fit errors when SKUs change. These folding cartons use FBB, SBS, or CCNB paperboard with a tuck-end, auto-bottom, sleeve, or window-carton structure selected for the packed snack format.
Dimensions, artwork, barcode areas, nutrition panels, SKU versions, printing, and surface finish can be customized. The outer carton is separate from any inner pouch, film, or food-contact layer.
Product Advantages
- Separate SKU specifications help reduce artwork and barcode mix-ups during repeat production.
- Product-fit checks help reduce carton movement and excess space during packing.
- Clear artwork and color checks support consistent retail presentation across flavors.
- SKU and quantity marks help receiving teams identify different versions in mixed shipments.
Product Applications
- Bagged chips and extruded snacks
- Cookie and cracker retail packs
- Granola and nutrition bar cartons
- Dry snack multipacks
- Seasonal retail snack assortments
FAQ
Can several snack SKUs share one purchase order? Yes. Each SKU can be listed separately with its own artwork, quantity, packing marks, and approval status.
Can one retail program use different carton structures? Yes. Each structure is handled as a separate product specification and is not combined with another carton route.
Can the cartons be packed flat for export? Yes. Folding cartons can be packed flat in inner bundles and corrugated export cartons.
Can a barcode or lot-code panel be reserved in the artwork? Yes. Barcode, nutrition, batch, and lot-code areas can be included in the supplied artwork or dieline.
Can mixed SKU cartons be identified during receiving? Yes. SKU labels, quantity marks, batch marks, and packing lists can be used for shipment identification.
