Packaging Basics

Packaging Certification

Japan Identification Labeling: The Real Boundaries of Paper Marks, Plastic Marks, and Corrugated Box Marks

The requirement most often overlooked in Japanese orders is not Japanese-language labeling, but identification labeling ...

Packaging Certification

France’s Triman and Info-tri: 3 Real Compliance Boundaries—Le Point Vert Ban, Size Tiers, and Multi-Component Printing

After France’s AGEC law, the country replaced its entire packaging labeling system: Le Point Vert was explicitly prohibi...

Packaging Procurement Guide

Corrugated Board Lead Times: 3 Real Bottlenecks—Gluing-Line Scheduling, Moisture Content and Burst Strength, and Compression Creep | The First 3 Figures to Request When Accepting Corrugated Orders

Corrugated box lead-time commitments are most likely to fail because the bottleneck is usually not the printing press bu...

Eco-Friendly Packaging

Three Real Production Barriers to Reusable Food-Service Packaging: Washing Lines, Cycle Counts, and Per-Use Cost

For the food-service industry, reusable packaging is no longer a question of whether to adopt it, but whether it can be ...

Packaging Certification

EUDR's 3 Practical Boundaries for Printing Companies: Due Diligence Statement, Geolocation, and Pulp Origin Evidence for EU Orders

The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) timeline has been postponed twice and is now final: it applies to large and mediu...

Packaging Certification

Australia and New Zealand Food Label Allergens: 3 Practical Boundaries — Bold Declarations, Individual Tree Nuts, and the Sulphite Threshold: The 3 Data Sets Printers Should Request First for ANZ Orders

Australia and New Zealand maintain an independent food labelling regulatory system under the Australia New Zealand Food ...

Packaging Certification

Germany VerpackDG and LUCID Registration: 3 Real Boundaries for Service Packaging, Authorized Representatives, and Branded Printing — What Printers Should Request First for German Orders

From August 12, 2026, Germany’s Packaging Act Implementation Act (VerpackDG) will replace the former VerpackG, establish...

Packaging Certification

GS1 Digital Link 2D Barcodes: 3 Real Boundaries — GTIN-14, AI Batch Traceability, and Quiet Zone Dimensions | Which 3 Data Strings Should You Request Before Accepting a 'Scan to Jump to the Product Page' Order?

By 2027, GS1 Sunrise will migrate retail scanning from one-dimensional EAN-13 barcodes to two-dimensional barcodes. A QR...

Packaging Certification

EU GPSR General Product Safety Regulation: 3 Real Boundaries — EU Responsible Person / EU Economic Operator / Traceability Information: Which 3 Fields Should a Printing Factory Put on the Quotation First When Accepting EU Orders

After the GPSR took effect, EU importers began shifting responsibility back to Chinese printing factories, with the most...

Packaging Purchasing Guide

Three Genuine Boundaries of Annual Framework Tenders — Designated Suppliers / Annual Bidding / Capacity Reservation: The Three Pages Print Vendors Should Review First When Pulled into a Customer’s Annual Tender Process

The most expensive mistakes in packaging procurement often do not occur on a single purchase order, but within an annual...

Packaging Procurement Guide

The Three Real Costs and Liability Boundaries of Outsourced Post-Printing Processes at Printing Plants—Lamination / Hot Stamping / Die-Cutting Subcontracting When a printing plant outsources a process, at which stage is it most likely to lose responsibility along with the work?

When a printing plant outsources mounting, hot foil stamping, and die-cutting, it typically assumes that it is outsourci...

Eco-friendly packaging

PFAS-Free, Oil-Repellent Food Wrapping Paper: Three Real Boundaries—PFAS-Containing Oil Repellents / PFAS-Free Alternatives / 100ppm Total Organic Fluorine When a printing plant receives a “de-PFAS” redesign order, which three reports should it request from the customer first?

Grease-resistant paper containing perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) is facing tightening regulations and brand requiremen...

FAQ

What content does the Knowledge Base mainly share?

The LeXiang Knowledge Base mainly shares professional knowledge about packaging boxes, premium gift boxes, self-adhesive labels, anti-counterfeit labels, QR code labels, small-batch packaging, and digital printing. It also covers packaging processes, industry applications, and packaging customization experience, helping brands understand packaging trends and solve practical problems.

What is small-batch packaging?

Small-batch packaging means producing packaging with a low minimum order quantity, typically starting from dozens to a few hundred units. Using digital printing technology, no plate-making is required, enabling rapid sampling, multi-SKU production, and personalized customization. It is especially suitable for new product trials, seasonal promotions, and brand upgrades.

What is the difference between digital printing and traditional printing?

Digital printing requires no plate-making and offers advantages such as low minimum orders, fast delivery, and variable data printing support, making it ideal for small-batch and personalized packaging. Traditional printing requires plate-making and is better suited for large-volume production. More and more brands are choosing digital printing to reduce inventory risk and improve market responsiveness.

Do labels support QR code and anti-counterfeiting functions?

Yes. LeXiang provides QR code labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and variable data labels, supporting one-code-per-item, anti-counterfeit traceability, anti-diversion, and marketing interaction applications, helping brands improve product management efficiency and consumer experience.

Can packaging boxes and labels be customized together?

Yes. LeXiang offers one-stop customization services for both packaging boxes and labels. Customers can simultaneously order premium gift boxes, food packaging boxes, self-adhesive labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and QR code labels. Unified design and production management enhance brand image and procurement efficiency.