With online retail and parcel deliveries continuing to grow year on year, packaging has become an increasingly important channel for brand communication. In busy courier networks and doorstep deliveries, the box itself often becomes the first physical interaction between brand and customer.
Working with Kettle Foods, we produced a series of bespoke printed presentation boxes that reflect the brand’s values and showcase its range of handmade vegetable chips. The boxes were developed to precise size requirements, ensuring the finished packaging complemented the product while remaining practical for storage, packing and distribution.
Supplied flat for efficient transportation and storage, the cartons were engineered for quick and easy assembly. A ‘pizza box’ style opening and latch system was used to maintain rigidity when closed, while maximising usable print area for branding across the lid and sides.
A key challenge of the project was achieving a single-colour, full-coverage exterior print with a clean white interior. Our team selected the most appropriate materials and production method to deliver a consistent finish while avoiding common issues such as ink blushing and colour variation. Careful material selection ensured the packaging remained robust without compromising print quality.
Designed to withstand the demands of the courier network, the boxes also needed to protect the contents while reinforcing the Kettle Foods brand at the point of receipt. The result was a strong, practical presentation box that balanced durability, visual impact and efficient production.
The Far’n’Beyond team regularly develops bespoke printed packaging for campaign and promotional use, combining structural design expertise with high-quality print production. This approach ensures packaging not only protects the product, but also delivers a clear and consistent brand message in competitive delivery environments.
If you are looking for bespoke presentation boxes or campaign packaging, our team can advise on structure, materials and print methods to support your objectives.
