03 / Food & tea cartons

Good taste.
At first glance.

Paper cartons, tea outer boxes and gift sets designed around existing inner packaging. Clear flavour cues and a considered opening experience help the product stand out.

Yinjia paper carton and gift packaging samples

01 / THE CONTEXT

Understand the product.
Then define the package.

Food and tea ranges often span flavours, weights and seasonal editions. The front must signal the category quickly while reserving room for net quantity, ingredients and other required information. Filling, stacking, carrying and repeated access can expose structural problems that a flat artwork review will miss.

Flavour at a glance

Pair a stable category framework with colour or graphic variables instead of relying on small copy.

Open by design

Map filling, carrying and access before choosing tuck, drawer or hinged structures.

Room for information

Reserve net weight, ingredients and production fields early so late copy does not erode hierarchy or type size.

Corrugated paperboard material at the factory

02 / MATERIAL. STRUCTURE. PRINT.

Every detail.
For the product.

Create an immediate category and flavour system, with a stable zone reserved for required product information. Choose the opening and internal division around filling method, access frequency and display orientation.

Packaging formats to explore