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Multiple process proposals were generated based on the client's existing design drawings; white card embossing and UV were ultimately selected, and precise color matching was carried out according to the client's desired renderings. Samples were produced and delivered within two days, serving as the standard for subsequent mass production.
Case characteristics
- Rapid selection among multiple process options
- Customize colors based on client requirements
- New product packaging will be launched swiftly!
01 Rapid Selection of Multiple Process Options
The client already has the packaging design artwork; to give the packaging a greater sense of depth, certain packaging processes need to be incorporated. As a professional packaging solutions provider, INNOPACKING provided multiple process options for the client to choose from during the early sampling stage.
Ultimately, the client opted for optimization using the white cardstock solution: varying degrees of embossing were applied to the mochi skin and filling, followed by treatment with UV, with particular emphasis on accentuating the mochi effect.
02 Customize colors based on client requirements
The client provided the desired visual effect for the blue ice section in the image. Based on the client's requirements, we carried out meticulous color adjustments, and the client was highly satisfied with the final mock-up!
03 New product packaging quickly implemented!
Once the required outcome had been confirmed, we completed the production of the sample and delivered it within just two days. This sample also served as the standard for subsequent mass production. The figure below shows a comparison between the digital sample and the mass-production sample: the top image depicts the digital sample, while the bottom image depicts the mass-production sample.
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