Anyone new to packaging will tell you there are a LOT of acronyms. So many, that we’ve even created a full glossary of packaging terms to help our customers make sense of the jargon. Today, we’re adding a few new acronyms to your list – CMYK, PMS and RGB. Each of these terms is used […]
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Consumers are faced with more choices than ever with supermarkets, warehouse retailers and megastores giving them endless aisles to browse. In this crowded retail environment, you need something to help your product stand out. Shelf appeal is one of the longest standing tactics for encouraging customers to choose your product over competitors. In this blog,
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It’s important to get your business packaging just right, which includes choosing the best print method for your design. We’re here to help by comparing two of the most popular methods – flexographic printing and digital printing. By the end of this article, you should understand the pros, cons and best uses of each method
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We have some exciting news to kick off 2024 – Echo Cartons is expanding with a new digital printing service and a new brand to match. Echo Boxes Online is a self-service platform helping you design your own packaging boxes. It’s also the new home for our stock box shop. We realise these changes might
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Planning and preparation are an important part of running a business. You need to make sure you have all the tools at your disposal to strike while the iron is hot. That might mean placing an order for boxes that won’t be used immediately. So, how can you help extend their shelf life? While we
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When you’ve worked hard on perfecting a product, you want to be sure it arrives in pristine condition. But sometimes shipping fragile items feels like a leap of faith. The hard truth is; shipping companies are rarely liable for damage, which means it’s your responsibility to take good care of your items. It should come
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