Nabisco Snack Cookie (Four Taste Spree) Packing Box

Graphic International Packaging offers a Nabisco snack cookie (four flavors spree) produced by Kraft Foods for a carton suitable for club storage. Inside the box are eight separate cartridges containing four different flavors of cookies. In the spring of 2005, the club packaging carton made with Composipac Z-type corrugated board was launched for the first time. It first inverted the gravure and aluminized polypropylene film and then compounded it to 24-point CCSUS (coating). Kaolin single unbleached sulfate) paperboard. Andrew Johnson, senior marketing manager at Graphic International Packaging, recalls: “The Kraft company wants to design an excellent high-value club package for the high-end products it sells in the club.” Thus Chuck Tarlton of Marietta, Georgia The carton was designed with an automatic palletizing function that can be transported directly, without additional transport packaging, and with good display and publicity. The 16-point CCSUS board enhances the strength of the Z-type corrugated board, ensuring that two pallets can be stacked and transported in the supply chain. Other structural designs (for example, the glue slit edge cut and the glue groove cut on the dust flap) help to make better use of the storage space and improve the machinability. This box can be boxed on existing loading equipment.

The judges felt that the packaging was outstanding both in terms of appearance and processability, and that the aluminized film had a rich image effect. The jury agreed that this package gives the product a high-grade, high-quality feel in the market competition. One of the judges commented: "The purpose of packaging is to sell. This package takes a lot of thought in the realization of the full functionality of the package without the use of secondary packaging."

Reprinted from: Huayin Media