The packaging study consists of analyzing (product category, competitor, target audience, plus) and at a later stage making different packaging solutions, boxes, shoppers, displays based on your communication needs.
The next stage is to make proposals that differ in form and graphics.
As soon as one of the proposals is chosen and approved, a mock-up is made.
Once the mock-up has been chosen and defined, all that remains is to choose the type of media on which they are to be made and the printing effects to be imprinted.
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