- Primary packaging: This
is where product is enveloped and held with the material to give the
primary layer of protection from external elements. This type of packaging
is typically the smallest unit of distribution in which content is in direct
contact with the packaging, like carton for fruit/flower packaging, bottles
for liquid products and so on.
Here, the packaging is labeled with precise and more direct information
related with the content, expiry date, etc.
- Secondary packaging:
This comes next to the primary packaging. Basically it is used to group
primary packages together. For instance, cartons for bottled/tube
products, poly-bags for content, etc. Printing has major role in the form
of leaf-lets. Secondary packaging is accompanied with additional leaflets
or the information is printed directly on the pack, typically on the
cartons or any outer material used for the purpose.
- Tertiary packaging:
This is the one packaging which is used for bulk handling, transport
shipping and warehouse storage. This also where the pack is printed with
handling, storage and shipping information.
Typically
all three types of packaging are used for commercial products. However, it is
not necessary that all of them are together used for all products, yet printing
part holds the importance in every step.
Nice information on printing & packaging
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