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Die-cutting is a popular manufacturing process in the packaging industry.

Chances are if you’re not a packaging expert, you probably don’t have a good idea of what the die-cutting process actually is. 

Don’t worry, you’re not the only one!

Die-cutting has its origins in letterpress printing, and it evolved to become a more specific manufacturing process.

The die-cutting process in packaging utilizes a die to to cut materials into an array of different shapes, designs and patterns. 

It’s most commonly used for, but not limited to, the manufacturing of folding carton packaging. 

Die-cutting is used by businesses to create unique custom packaging tailored to their brand narratives and customer experience. 

It is a very valuable process as it is easier, faster and more cost effective to produce custom packaging in larger quantities, making it a win-win situation for both manufacturers and businesses.

Here we will cover everything you need to know to get a better understanding of the die-cutting process.

The combination of mushrooms and chocolate is setting a new trend in the confectionery industry. This unusual combination offers unique flavours and potential health benefits that are generating a lot of interest among consumers. However, as any trend grows, the need for creative and functional packaging designs becomes inevitable.

This guide will deconstruct the most important points in planning your shroom chocolate bar packaging and provide inspiration to help you get started. By the end of the guide, you will know how to ensure that your product complies with the relevant laws and regulations, while also being safe, fresh and appealing to your customers.

The trend towards sustainability is increasing in all market industries. Companies around the world are making a concerted effort to fulfil sustainable consumer needs while ensuring high-quality product packaging.

The restaurant industry has been particularly flooded with sustainable packaging. The industry is moving in the right direction by switching from non-biodegradable to recyclable packaging.

In this paper, we will explore cornstarch packaging, one of the most common types of biodegradable packaging. If you are not already familiar with it, we will provide you with all the information you need to know to make the switch to more sustainable packaging initiatives!

Through analysing various types of packaging, such as cartons and plastic containers, it is clear that none of them are more closely associated with luxury than metal tin containers.

Their pure weight and beautiful, elaborate designs on the outside explain why we have come to associate these metal tins with luxury — they really are beautiful.

But what makes these metal tins special?

It's time to take a closer look at the advantages and disadvantages of using a metal tin container to store your product.