Format Selection
Packaging options are matched to the beverage category, processing route, shelf-life objective and target market.
Branding & Packaging
Packaging that protects the product and strengthens the brand.
SBIG coordinates packaging formats, artwork readiness, labels and production materials so every beverage project moves into manufacturing with a clear and controlled packaging plan.
PACKAGING SYSTEMFrom artwork to production readiness
01Format SelectionCan, PET, glass or carton
02Artwork ReviewDimensions and print readiness
03Material PlanningLabels, sleeves and decoration
04Production ReleaseApproved files and specifications
Packaging StrategyFormat aligned with product, shelf life and market
Artwork CoordinationStructured review before printing or decoration
Supplier AlignmentLabels and materials prepared for production
Final ApprovalControlled release of approved production files
What We Coordinate
A complete packaging-readiness workflow.
Packaging is evaluated together with the beverage, production route, commercial volume, decoration method and destination-market requirements.
Designed for production, not just presentationCreative direction must be translated into technically correct, manufacturable packaging files.
- Correct dimensions and dielines
- Production-compatible artwork
- Approved packaging specifications
Artwork Coordination
Files, dimensions, print zones, mandatory information and production readiness are checked before release.
Approval Control
Only approved artwork and packaging specifications proceed to purchasing and commercial production.
Market Preparation
Label content and packaging presentation are coordinated according to the intended destination market.
Packaging Formats
Flexible formats for different beverage categories and market positions.
Final availability is project-specific and depends on the product, production partner, commercial volume and technical requirements.
CAN
Aluminum Cans
Standard and slim formats for carbonated, still and functional beverage concepts.
- Printed cans
- Labels and sleeves
- Multiple standard sizes
PET
PET Bottles
Flexible formats for water, soft drinks, juices and selected functional beverages.
- Multiple bottle sizes
- Label coordination
- Cap and closure planning
GLASS
Glass Bottles
Premium presentation for mixers, speciality beverages, juices and selected RTD concepts.
- Premium shelf presence
- Label and closure options
- Project-specific bottle selection
CARTON
Cartons
Selected ambient beverage and juice applications where carton technology is suitable.
- Ambient applications
- Artwork template control
- Project-specific commercial volumes
Decoration & Labelling
Choose the right decoration route for the volume and brand objective.
Decoration methods are assessed according to order quantity, packaging format, visual requirements, supplier availability and production lead time.
Printed Cans
Suitable for larger commercial volumes and long-term production planning.
Digital Labels
Flexible option for lower-volume launches and selected can projects.
Pressure-Sensitive Labels
Common solution for PET, glass and selected can applications.
Shrink Sleeves
Full-body visual coverage where the format and production route allow it.
Packaging Workflow
A controlled route from concept to approved production materials.
Project Brief
Brand positioning, product category, target market and required format are defined.
Format Confirmation
Packaging availability, technical suitability and commercial volume are reviewed.
Template & Dieline
The correct artwork specifications and production dimensions are supplied.
Artwork Preparation
The customer or appointed designer prepares final files using the approved template.
Technical Review
Files are checked for dimensions, production readiness and required packaging information.
Approval & Release
Approved files are released for packaging material ordering and production planning.
Commercial Considerations
Packaging choices affect MOQ, lead time and total project cost.
Every packaging project is evaluated individually. Decoration method, supplier lead time, print setup, materials and required volumes must be confirmed before production.
MOQ Depends on Decoration
Digital labelling can support lower volumes, while printed packaging generally requires larger production quantities.
Lead Times Are Material-Specific
Labels, sleeves, printed cans and custom components may have different supplier lead times.
Artwork Approval Is Mandatory
Production cannot proceed until final packaging files and specifications are approved.
Customer Content Responsibility
Brand owners remain responsible for the accuracy and legal suitability of supplied artwork and claims.
Prepare Your Packaging Project
Start Your Project
Turn your beverage concept into production-ready packaging.
Submit your project for packaging, production and commercial evaluation.