Packaging serves four key functions: to protect products from damage during transit and storage; to attract consumers' attention on retail shelves through attractive colors, designs, and custom boxes; to help differentiate brands from competitors via logos, colors, and shapes; and to reliably and sturdily safeguard products from tampering or damage.
Packaging serves four key functions: to protect products from damage during transit and storage; to attract consumers' attention on retail shelves through attractive colors, designs, and custom boxes; to help differentiate brands from competitors via logos, colors, and shapes; and to reliably and sturdily safeguard products from tampering or damage.
Packaging serves four key functions: to protect products from damage during transit and storage; to attract consumers' attention on retail shelves through attractive colors, designs, and custom boxes; to help differentiate brands from competitors via logos, colors, and shapes; and to reliably and sturdily safeguard products from tampering or damage.
Function - The purpose of product packaging is to protect the product from
damage. Product packaging not only protects the product during transit from the manufacturer to the retailer, but it also prevents damage while the product sits on retail shelves. Most products have some form of packaging.
Attraction - when consumers see your products on the shelves, it needs to be
attractive enough to get their attention. This can be done by using certain colour schemes, intricate designs or custom boxes that are both functional and attractive.
Differentiation and unique - packaging also helps brands differentiate their
products from similar ones through logos, colours or shapes. Innovative designs will make your product stand out and attract customers.
Protection - the main purpose of product packaging is to protect what’s inside
from damage during transit, in storage rooms or while it sits on the shelf in stores. Thus, product packaging needs to be reliable and sturdy, to prevent tampering with the product.
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