Drink Carton Packaging Print File
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
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PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
I have attached an example of the type of output we need - please check it, if you cannot make something like this from scratch then this job is not for you
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I have a drinks brand ready to move into retail and need a professional print-ready file for our carton packaging. The job is strictly for food-and-beverage use, and the format must suit standard drink cartons, complete with correct dielines, bleeds, color profiles (CMYK), and any printers’ marks required for mass production.
You will receive my existing logo, flavor artwork, nutritional panel, barcode, and regulatory copy. From there I expect a neatly laid-out, press-ready file—preferably delivered in Adobe Illustrator (layered .ai) plus a locked production PDF—so my packaging supplier can send it straight to plate.
I will sign off once:
• All panels line up on the supplied carton template
• Text remains legible at final size
• Colors match the Pantone references I provide
• Bleed, trim, and safety zones follow printer specs
If you have experience preparing food or beverage cartons for print runs, I’d love to review a similar sample before we start.
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
I have attached an example of the type of output we need - please check it, if you cannot make something like this from scratch then this job is not for you
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I have a drinks brand ready to move into retail and need a professional print-ready file for our carton packaging. The job is strictly for food-and-beverage use, and the format must suit standard drink cartons, complete with correct dielines, bleeds, color profiles (CMYK), and any printers’ marks required for mass production.
You will receive my existing logo, flavor artwork, nutritional panel, barcode, and regulatory copy. From there I expect a neatly laid-out, press-ready file—preferably delivered in Adobe Illustrator (layered .ai) plus a locked production PDF—so my packaging supplier can send it straight to plate.
I will sign off once:
• All panels line up on the supplied carton template
• Text remains legible at final size
• Colors match the Pantone references I provide
• Bleed, trim, and safety zones follow printer specs
If you have experience preparing food or beverage cartons for print runs, I’d love to review a similar sample before we start.