Folding Cartons
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Q: Which types of custom folding cartons can Packagingblue produce?A: We can produce numerous styles of folding cartons including: Q: Is white counted as a printed colour?A: The simple answer is that it depends. As white is the default colour of most cardstocks, it is simply recognized as the absence of any ink and not counted as a printed colour. However, when using non-white cardstock, such as kraft cardstock, white ink may be need to be used if any text or graphic requires it. In this case, the white colour will be counted as a printed colour. Q: What options do I have if I am not satisfied with the final result?A: In the unlikely event of defects with your order, we will work with you to rectify any issues arising from any mistakes in our production processes. Please contact your sales representative with the issue details so that we can review the order details and find the best possible solution. Q: What is a window cut-out?A: A window cut-out is a custom shape that has been die-cut and stripped from the carton. This create a see-through window that allows the packaged products to be seen from the outside without opening the cartons. Q: How much time is required for producing custom printed folding cartons?A: Order for a single sample can take 6-8 business days to produce and ship. Bulk orders of branded folding cartons take approximately 10-12 business days to print. Shipping transit time is an additional 3-4 business days. Please note that these are approximate production times and can vary depending on the complexity of the project. If you have timelines that you need to meet, please make sure to discuss any specific requirements with your account representative. Q: What are the general food safety regulations regarding using folding cartons for packaging edible products?A: Australian packaging regulations require that folding cartons must be suitable for their intended use, unlikely to contaminate food, and specifically designed to prevent contamination during the packaging process.. Q: What are the specific Australian National Packaging Goals for 2025?A: Australian national goals for sustainably produced packaging require that by 2025, all packaging materials should be reusable, recyclable, or compostable. Additional targets include the recycling or composting 70% of plastic packaging and attaining a 50% recycled content use in packaging production. |








