Packaging Certification

Packaging Certification

CLP / GHS Hazardous Chemical Packaging Labels: 3 Practical Boundaries—Pictograms / H Statements / Minimum Net Content—and the 3 Documents Printers Should Request First

CLP and GHS are two names for the same system: GHS is the UN global harmonized framework, while CLP is the EU regulatory...

Packaging Certification

VDA Automotive Parts Packaging: 3 Real Boundaries — Corrosion Protection Levels / Stacking Layers / Identification and Traceability: The First 3 Documents a Printer Should Request When Accepting a Tier 1 Packaging Order

VDA 4.2 is not a “printing specification” but a set of logistics protection-level conventions covering whether rust prot...

Packaging Certification

3 Real Boundaries of GB 23350-2021 Excessive Packaging Requirements: Packaging Layers, Void Ratio, and Cost Ratio—Which Requirement Applies First to Gift Box Structures

GB 23350-2021 divides excessive packaging into three quantifiable indicators: packaging layers, void ratio, and packagin...

Packaging Certification

Food Packaging: “Direct Contact” vs. “Indirect Contact”—3 Real Differences: Who Is Liable, Who Issues the Report, and Which Work Is Outsourced

The dividing line between “direct contact” and “indirect contact” is not whether the packaging touches the product, but ...

Packaging Certification

Age-Friendly Drug Labels: The Real Boundaries of 3 Formats—Large Print, Simplified, and QR Code Electronic Versions: Which Requirement Should Printers Prioritize?

The age-friendly reform launched by the National Medical Products Administration in October 2023 gave licensed companies...

Packaging Certification

Export Packaging for Mexico: 3 Real Compliance Requirements — NOM Official Standards / Spanish-Language Labels / TEF Measurement Verification: When a Printer Takes a Mexican Order, Which Three Tables Should It Split the Spanish Copy Into First?

Packaging compliance in the Mexican market is not as simple as “translating the Chinese copy into Spanish and printing i...

Packaging Certification

3 Practical Boundaries of Export Air Freight Packaging: Chargeable Weight / Lightweighting / IATA Special Requirements — When a Printer Receives a Quote Inquiry Saying, “Another Printer Is Cheaper,” Which 3 Numbers Should You Recalculate First?

Air freight packaging weight is not simply a matter of “the lighter, the better.” Freight forwarders charge based on cha...

Packaging Certification

Brazil Export Packaging: 3 Real Compliance Requirements — ANVISA Food Labels / INMETRO Mandatory Certification / Portuguese Label Layouts: The 3 Lines Printers Must Distinguish First When Taking Brazilian Orders

Brazilian packaging compliance consists of 3 separate, non-substitutable lines: ANVISA governs food label content, inclu...

Packaging Certification

Three Practical Boundaries of Nutrition Claims on Food Packaging — GB 28050 Content Claim Thresholds / “0 Sugar” Labeling Rules / Localization Responsibilities for Imported Formulas: The First 3 Figures a Printer Should Verify When Receiving a “Add a High-Protein Label” Order

Nutrition claims are the three most expensive words on food packaging: a single-character difference can turn an entire ...

Packaging Certification

3 Real Compliance Requirements for Packaging Exported to India — FSSAI Food Labels / Legal Metrology Mandatory Declarations / BIS Material Certification: The 3 Compliance Lines Printers Must Distinguish When Accepting Indian Orders

Indian packaging compliance consists of 3 distinct, non-substitutable lines: FSSAI governs food label content, Legal Met...

Packaging Certification

Exporting Packaging to Russia: 3 Real EAC Compliance Requirements — GOST-R / TR TS / EAC Marking

Packaging exported to Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) must comply with three sets of rules simultaneously:...

Packaging Certification

Lightfastness Limits for Printed Packaging: Blue Wool 1-8 / 72-Hour Xenon Exposure / Retail Display Sunlight — The 3 Numbers to Request for “Ffade-Resistant Gifts” Orders

When a customer asks for a gift box that will remain on display for 6 months without fading, the request must be separat...

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.