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Agree on packaging defects before shipment by signing off a defect list, physical reference samples, inspection methods and a written lot-release rule—not simply a

Order custom boxes around the quantity you can reasonably use before the next replenishment or design change, then test that quantity against slower demand,

Approve packaging artwork by separating what will print from what will be cut, folded, foiled, embossed, or coated, then reviewing the exported production file

Specify custom box dimensions by naming the measurement basis, units, product orientation, and usable space—not just three numbers. For product fit, start with the

Spot UV usually cracks, peels, looks dull, or lands off the artwork because the finish was specified without enough attention to the substrate, underlying

A custom packaging sample can cost more than the quoted unit price because the sample carries one-off engineering, file preparation, machine setup, hand finishing

Repeat orders of the same custom box can look different because the artwork file is only one part of the color system. Paper shade,

Your custom packaging order can take longer than the quoted lead time because the quote may count production only, beginning after artwork, samples, materials