I'm truly grateful for the exceptional content you consistently deliver. It's only been a week since I stumbled upon your channel, and I'm already awestruck by the caliber of your work. It would be fantastic to see you venture into designing packages for innovative products like smartwatches or other electronics.
Hello Thanks for your video! I am working on creating a business of home made luxury decorated cookie; I sent several to my family to taste them and check the packaging; I understand the requirement for a luxury product, but I wonder; I do need to protect the decorated cookie so I wrap each one of them with bubble packaging; and it is not really sustainable; would you have an idea of an alternative? thanks
Brands that d decorated cookies like Eleni’s New York or others with decorated sugar cookies tend to use plastic trays to lock the product in place. Last Crumb cookies have a corrugated divider and place their cookies in a plastic envelope. First thing is the product. Is needs air tight, food safe wrapper to keep it from drying out. Next how can you protect the product from breaking when shipped. Then and only then do you decide how to present the product. A canister, a box, a plastic tray. Etc… Then the cost of your product, the MOQ of the packaging, then your shipping and storage fees, then your margin. Of course you need to know what people are willing to pay for your cookies and compare that to what you need to sell them to make a profit. Check out PackLane.com
I'm truly grateful for the exceptional content you consistently deliver. It's only been a week since I stumbled upon your channel, and I'm already awestruck by the caliber of your work. It would be fantastic to see you venture into designing packages for innovative products like smartwatches or other electronics.
I’ll share a few examples of the tech product packaging I’ve created for brands like Sonos, Google, Tesla, 🍎 etc… on the next show 😊
Hello Thanks for your video! I am working on creating a business of home made luxury decorated cookie; I sent several to my family to taste them and check the packaging; I understand the requirement for a luxury product, but I wonder; I do need to protect the decorated cookie so I wrap each one of them with bubble packaging; and it is not really sustainable; would you have an idea of an alternative? thanks
Brands that d decorated cookies like Eleni’s New York or others with decorated sugar cookies tend to use plastic trays to lock the product in place.
Last Crumb cookies have a corrugated divider and place their cookies in a plastic envelope.
First thing is the product. Is needs air tight, food safe wrapper to keep it from drying out. Next how can you protect the product from breaking when shipped. Then and only then do you decide how to present the product. A canister, a box, a plastic tray. Etc…
Then the cost of your product, the MOQ of the packaging, then your shipping and storage fees, then your margin.
Of course you need to know what people are willing to pay for your cookies and compare that to what you need to sell them to make a profit.
Check out PackLane.com