For fully bespoke food packaging, our minimum order quantity is typically 3,000 units.

This applies where the packaging is manufactured specifically for your project, including changes to the size, shape, structure or finish.

The cost depends on your specification, including the size, shape, quantity, material, print, finishes and any additional features.

Because every project is different, we do not provide rough estimates. Once we have your requirements, we can usually provide a detailed quotation within 1–2 working days.

The process is normally split into two stages:

Prototyping: Physical prototype samples typically take 3–4 weeks once we have your artwork and deposit.

Mass Production: After you approve the samples, mass production and delivery generally take a further 12–14 weeks.

Yes. We can produce 2–3 physical samples so you can check the size, structure, appearance and artwork before committing to the full production run.

We can provide a physical sample so you can check the size, shape and fit with your product before full production.

If we already have a suitable sample available, we can send it free of charge. If a sample needs to be specially produced, a small sampling fee may apply.

Yes. We can develop bespoke packaging around your required dimensions, shape, structure and closure, rather than limiting you to standard formats.

Additional features such as inserts, specialist finishes and internal printing can also be considered depending on the packaging type.

Our standard terms require a 30% deposit, with the remaining balance payable before shipment.

If you need different arrangements, our team can discuss the available options with you.

Your bespoke packaging quotation is valid for 14 days.

Once you are happy with your quotation, let us know and we will guide the project through sampling and production.

Physical samples are produced for approval before the full production run, and we will keep you updated throughout the process.

Once we have the information required for your project, comprehensive bespoke quotations normally take 1–2 working days.

Yes. Delivery is included in our quotations as standard unless you request otherwise.

Yes. We can provide a 3D digital mock-up so you can visualise how your custom food packaging and artwork will look before moving further into production.

If you are not satisfied with the physical proof, you can request changes and new proofs before full production begins.

The aim is to make sure you are confident with the packaging before committing to the full order.

We will usually need the packaging size, shape, order quantity, intended food product, closure or lid style, artwork requirements and any finishes or additional features you need.

If you already have existing packaging, a drawing or specification, you can send this as a reference.

Yes. If you already have packaging you would like to reproduce, we can use the existing pack or specification as a reference and assess the size, shape, print, colours, finishes and structural details.

We also offer free reproduction, including tooling, colour matching and setup costs.

Yes. If one of our existing formats suits your requirements, it can be used as the starting point for a new bespoke production run.

Because existing stock packaging has already been manufactured, the customised version would be produced separately to your specification.

We can manufacture packaging in a wide range of sizes and shapes, from simple round, square and rectangular formats to more distinctive bespoke designs.

The dimensions and structure can be developed around your product and presentation requirements.

For custom tins, options can include slip lids, hinged lids, plug lids, lever lids, clip lids, screw lids and sliding lids.

The most suitable closure will depend on the product, tin shape and how you want the packaging to open and function.

Where suitable, custom inserts can be incorporated into bespoke packaging to help with presentation, organisation or protection.

The best option will depend on the product and packaging structure.

We offer a wide range of printing options, including CMYK full-colour printing, Pantone colours and single-colour designs.

Depending on the packaging format, additional finishes such as matt or gloss lacquer, embossing, debossing and internal printing may also be available.

Yes. We can match Pantone and existing brand colours as closely as possible.

CMYK can typically reproduce around 85% of Pantone colours, although some very bright or subtle shades may not match exactly.

If you provide your Pantone reference or existing packaging, we can advise on the most suitable printing method.

Yes, depending on the packaging format and specification.

Internal printing can be used for branding, messaging, decorative details or additional product information.

Yes, where the packaging material and structure allow. Embossing creates a raised design, while debossing creates a recessed effect.

These finishes can be used for elements such as logos, patterns or brand details.

We can produce bespoke food packaging in a range of formats, including custom tins, boxes and cardboard tube packaging, depending on the product, presentation requirements and structure you need.

Yes. Custom tins and other bespoke food packaging formats can be developed for products such as biscuits, confectionery and other dry foods, with the size, print and structure tailored to the product and brand.

Yes, for suitable applications. Custom cardboard tube packaging can work particularly well for products where presentation and a rigid cylindrical format are important.

Tell us what you are packaging and we can advise whether a custom cardboard tube is suitable for your product.

Yes. We can develop custom food packaging around the dimensions and presentation requirements of dry products such as tea, coffee, spices, biscuits and confectionery.

The most appropriate structure will depend on the product and the level of protection required.

Custom tins are widely used for dry food products because they are durable, opaque and help protect the contents from light and contamination.

Our custom printed tins also use a food-safe lacquer.

Our bespoke tins are not vacuum-sealed or fully airtight like traditional food cans.

They are commonly used for dry foods where the tin provides durable outer packaging and protection from light, moisture and contamination.