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Make your product
impossible to
overlook.

Printing solutions and packaging design
for brands that want to stand out.

Earlier portfolio-inspired soya chunks, Basuri flour and puffed-rice plastic FMCG packets
Engraved metal gravure cylinders, exactly as pictured in the supplied design

Gravure cylinders

High-precision cylinders for
consistent, high-quality results
at scale.

Orange relief printing plate, exactly as pictured in the supplied design

Flexo plates

Reliable plates for sharp,
repeatable print across
a wide range of substrates.

Earlier portfolio-inspired Rumpum, Karkare and Coco Crunch plastic packets

Packaging design

Strategic, print-aware packaging
design that connects with
your customers.

OUR APPROACH

A clear process
from idea to print.

  1. 1

    Brief

    Understand your goals
    and requirements.

  2. 2

    Review

    Explore solutions
    and refine.

  3. 3

    Approve

    Confirm artwork
    and specifications.

  4. 4

    Handoff

    Get ready for
    production.

Let’s create packaging
that gets noticed.

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BETTER
PRINT
BRIGHTER
BRANDS

Food, tea & household packaging

Packaging people recognise.

Earlier portfolio-inspired compositions of real retail products, with their branding retained. These visual references do not establish current client relationships.

Namrata Chilli: portfolio-inspired composition of branded plastic retail packaging

Namrata Chilli

Chilli powder in a colourful flexible-film packet.

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Based on packaging artwork from Gravure Link Nepal’s published portfolio. The earlier illustrative compositions preserve the brands shown; fine label details may differ from the original artwork.

From brief to handover

From your first idea to the print handover.

A visual guide to the decisions, checks and handovers behind a packaging project.

AI-generated explanatory illustrations. They show concepts, not actual company facilities, employees or completed client work.

Illustration: Project brief, ruler and colourful glossy food packets on an office desk.
Planning

Start with a useful brief

Bring the product, audience, format and intended use into one brief. A physical sample or reference helps make the starting point clear.

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Illustration: Red, blue and yellow chip packet designs, typography sketches and colour swatches on a design desk.
Design

Set the visual direction

Collect colours, references and brand assets together. Agree which elements should remain consistent across the product range.

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Illustration: Conceptual cyan, magenta, yellow and black separations alongside a colourful glossy snack wrapper.
Prepress

See colour as separate layers

A print plan separates artwork into colour components. The converter’s process determines which process colours and spot colours are required.

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Illustration: Hands reviewing a colourful plastic packet proof with colour swatches.
Approval

Review the proof together

Check the named proof with the responsible approver. Confirm whether the review covers content, layout, colour or an agreed combination.

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Illustration: Two metal gravure cylinders from the earlier tooling illustration set.
Gravure

Understand the cylinder reference

A gravure cylinder inquiry needs more than a photograph. Match the body, repeat and mounting requirements to the converter’s approved drawing.

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Illustration: Supported metal cylinder in a padded case beside a red noodle-wrapper film proof and job documents.
Handoff

Prepare a complete handover

Match protected tooling with the job reference and agreed release documents. Confirm the recipient, contents and responsibility at handover.

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