Beverage and household liquids
State carbonation, hot-fill temperature and whether the finish is 28-400, 38-400 or a sports closure. A 250 ml PET blank is a different brief from a 1 L bottle that must survive a pallet stack. If print is only a SKU mark, say so; a shrink sleeve is another line.
Limitation: we do not run drop tests. Ask the plant whether its wall-thickness map or a packed-box protocol is the document it will attach.
Food sauces, produce and bakery
Name the fill temperature, vacuum or snap lock, and whether ink sits near a food contact surface. BRCGS Packaging or mill hygiene statements belong to the named plant. They are not site badges.
Limitation: a recyclable PET look does not replace a migration testing file. PCR PET share is a batch declaration to verify, not a marketing sentence on this page.
Personal-care and home fragrance
Dropper, sprayer and pump necks are separate constructions from a hinged kit clamshell. Write wettable parts, orifice reducers and child-resistant closures as their own quote lines when they are not part of the bottle.
Limitation: we do not book ocean freight. Incoterms and document sets stay on the commercial offer you later sign with a named supplier.
Export kitting and subscription packs
Call out cavity count, opening force and whether the same tool must serve several artworks. Digital print versus flexographic printing is a run-length decision: short, changing SKUs versus a frozen long run.
Limitation: color on uncoated kraft will not match a coated folding-carton proof. Ask for a printed sample on the quoted board, not on a white mock-up.