WDPACK BUYING NOTES

Better questions lead to a better packaging brief.

Compare bottle formats, plan samples and finishes, then review the production and inspection information that matters for your selected model.

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What factory photos and equipment videos tell a packaging buyer

Production images are useful context. The order specification still needs to be confirmed in writing.

Use the real facility views to frame questions about the SKU, components, sampling and inspection plan for your order.

Choose the decision you are making now, from package format through sample approval.

Start with the formula and how the customer will use it. The bottle silhouette comes later.

The dispensing mechanism is part of the product experience, so compare it alongside the bottle.

The published minimum is a planning point; the actual minimum belongs to a specific bottle and finish.

A sample is useful when it answers a specific question about the finished pack.

Good artwork approval starts with the chosen bottle, its printable surface and an agreed sample.

A new shape may be necessary, but a model and finish review should come first.

The approved sample should capture what the finished order must actually match.

NEXT STEP

Select the bottles you want to compare, then add capacity, quantity and finish details.