Photoshop Label Artwork with Dieline

I’ve already finalised the look and feel of a set of rectangle labels and now need a Photoshop-savvy designer to turn those ideas into press-ready artwork. All copy, reference images and my existing logo are prepared; what’s missing are clean, layered files that the factory can drop straight onto their plates.

Here’s what I expect:
• Build each label in Adobe Photoshop at 300 dpi, CMYK, using the rectangle dieline template I’ll supply.
• Keep the logo locked to the position and proportions I indicate while preserving its exact colours.
• Place trim, bleed and safe zones on clearly separated layers, with the dieline set to a spot colour.
• Supply both the fully editable .PSD and a flattened, print-ready PDF for every SKU.

If you can match my mock-ups faithfully and follow standard print specifications, this will be a quick, straightforward job and could lead to more packaging work down the line.