Product routes

Choose the format around what you pack.

Start with use, closure and shelf program. Structure and decoration follow from the approved brief.

01 / GIFT

Seasonal and gift tins

When the pack stays after the product is gone, structure and decoration carry equal weight. Build the program around the opening moment, the display footprint and the approved artwork.

Brief this format

Open red decorative round gift tin — Open-lid presentation and metallic interior

Blue round cookie tin shown upright — Round format with full-face printed artwork

Blue round cookie tin product view — Sidewall and lid designed as one brand surface

Format routesRound, square, rectangular and custom shapes

Decoration routesMatte, wrinkle, pearl, tactile, laser and 3D effects

Confirm in the briefProduct fit, insert, artwork, quantity and launch window

02 / FOOD

Food and pantry tins

Cookies, candy, tea, spices and other dry foods each put different demands on fit, coating and handling. Product suitability is confirmed against the selected pack and test scope—not assumed from appearance.

Brief this format

Round purple DADI food tin — Front artwork and rolled-rim presentation

Open purple round food tin — Open-lid access and interior view

Angled purple round food tin — Lid, sidewall and base relationship

Tinplate working range0.19–0.40 mm

Production environmentClass 300,000 cleanroom and multi-functional laboratory

Evidence boundaryFood-contact claims remain tied to the tested sample and cited method

03 / LIQUID

Edible oil cans

Select the structure around fill volume, closure, carrying and distribution. Rectangular, round and cylindrical routes are reviewed against the actual product and packing line before final specification.

Brief this format

500 ml rectangular edible oil tin with screw cap — Rectangular 500 ml sample with screw closure

Three-quarter view of rectangular edible oil tin — Panel depth, seam and closure positioning

Edible oil tin laid down to show closure — Closure and end-panel construction view

Structure routesRectangular, round and cylindrical cans

Confirm in the briefFill volume, closure, handle, coating and distribution conditions

Sample evidenceA supplied 500 ml sample report records PASS under its cited migration methods

04 / PROGRAM

Multi-SKU distributor programs

For distributors and co-packers, the job is often a program rather than a single pack. Align shared materials, decoration decisions, tooling and order timing while each SKU keeps its approved structure and artwork.

Brief this program

Four edible oil can structures — Multiple structures managed within one sourcing program

Two handled rectangular edible oil tins — Handled rectangular variants for different fills

Round printed pantry tin — Printed round format within a broader catalog

Program scopeMultiple SKUs, shapes or customer briefs

Shared planningMaterial, print, tooling, sampling and production windows

Typical timingSample about 7 days; new mold about 25 days; production 20–30 days

DADI / RFQ INPUT

Bring the variables that change the pack.

Share the packed product, target dimensions or use, quantity, artwork and launch window. Final dimensions, coatings and commercial terms are confirmed in the approved quotation and contract.

Review technical capabilities