When purchasing packaging, clients often require a variety of products with different materials and finishes, such as boxes, bags, stickers, and cards. If these items are produced by different suppliers or use different printing methods, color inconsistencies can occur, negatively affecting the overall packaging quality and brand presentation.
Material differences – Different papers or materials (coated paper, kraft paper, specialty paper, plastic films) absorb ink differently and reflect colors differently.
Printing process variations – Finishes like lamination, foil stamping, UV coating, or matte/gloss treatments affect color perception.
Equipment and ink differences – Different factories may use various machines, ink formulas, or operational techniques, causing subtle color shifts.
Multiple suppliers – Without a unified color management system, colors produced by different suppliers can easily mismatch.
With years of experience in the packaging and printing industry, our professional team—including designers, product managers, and English-speaking sales representatives—manages the entire production process. Designers implement color management before printing, using Pantone or CMYK references to standardize colors and reduce variations from the source.
We also consider the impact of different materials and surface finishes. Before mass production, pre-production samples are provided and color values are fine-tuned to ensure consistency across all packaging products.
Additionally, a network of long-term trusted suppliers enables the fulfillment of diverse material and printing process requirements while maintaining quality and color stability.
Through professional color management, quality control, and reliable supplier resources, consistent printing colors are achieved across multiple packaging materials, enhancing visual impact and delivering a premium packaging experience.
