Food supplement packaging solutions.
We assess bottles, blisters, sachets, stick packs, vials and cartons alongside product structure, the filling line and brand identity.
We select packaging that protects the product and strengthens the brand.
We assess bottle, blister, sachet, stick pack, vial and carton options according to the product’s physical structure, usage scenario, shelf life and brand expectations.
- Primary and secondary packaging selection
- Product–packaging compatibility assessment
- Filling-line compatibility checks
- Supply and lead-time coordination
- 01Recommended packaging options
- 02Technical dimensions and capacity information
- 03Supply plan
- 04Filling and packing setup
Controlled progress in three steps.
How is food supplement packaging selected?
The right packaging should protect the product from external factors while fitting the filling line, usage habits and brand identity. Bottles, blisters, sachets, stick packs, vials, droppers and cartons are assessed according to the product’s physical structure.
Primary and secondary packaging plan
Primary packaging in direct contact with the product is selected according to moisture, light, oxygen and usage-dose criteria. Secondary elements such as labels, cartons and dividers complete protection, information delivery and shelf presentation.
Filling-line and print compatibility
Packaging dimensions, closure structure, label area and carton dielines are defined before production. This coordination helps reduce technical incompatibilities during filling, labeling and packing.
Answers to key questions.
Which packaging types can be used?
Depending on the product, bottles, jars, blisters, sachets, stick packs, vials, droppers, tubes and complementary labels or cartons can be considered.
Does packaging selection affect shelf life?
Packaging barriers against light, moisture and oxygen contribute to product protection. The appropriate structure is assessed alongside formula characteristics and storage conditions.
Can label and carton designs also be prepared?
Yes. Once packaging dimensions are defined, label and carton design support can be provided in line with regulatory requirements and brand identity.