How to Submit Coffee and Food Packaging Artwork for Printing

Highlight the origin and roast profile of the coffee beans on the packaging or labels.

Multipack options are great for snacks or smaller sample sizes to promote brand exposure and build brand recognition.

When selling your product in retail stores, make sure to check with the individual companies regarding their retail foot print requirement.

Clearly label any allergens or potential cross-contamination risks.

Ensure pet food packaging is odor-resistant and durable.

Incorporate a QR code linking to recipes or more product information.

Clear windows on your packaging can cause your product quality to degrade a lot quicker as you are exposing it light. This type of packaging should only be used when your products have high turnaround rates (ex. cookies, baked goods, candies, and etc.).

Use clear windows to show the product inside for transparency only when you expect high turnaround rates for this product.

Highlight any special certifications or awards your product has received.

Opt for packaging that can be easily stacked for storage for easy warehousing based on your current available retail / shop space.

For all food product packaging, make sure to provide cooking or serving suggestions on the back.

Use matte finishes to reduce glare under store lighting.