Packaging Certification

Packaging Certification

Export to Japan Packaging: 3 JIS Standards Practical Boundaries - Common Pitfalls in Printing 'Printing Characters' and 'Test Reports' for Japanese Orders

Chinese exports to Japan must meet 3 JIS standards in addition to GB 4806: food contact JIS S 0101 / heavy metal migrati...

Packaging Certification

Three Mandatory Labeling Requirements for Infant and Young Child Food Packaging - The Most Common Omission by Printers and the Cost of Compliance

In addition to the general requirements of GB 4806, infant and young child food packaging must also meet three mandatory...

Packaging Certification

Export to US Packaging: 4 Real Compliance Types - FDA/UL/Prop 65/CPSIA Printing Factory Connection Costs

Export to US orders requires printing factories to comply with 4 types of regulations: FDA (food/drug/cosmetic contact),...

Packaging Certification

Packaging Printing GB/T Standards in 4 Categories: Implementation Paths for Quality/Testing/Hygiene/Environmental Compliance

Packaging printing factories need to comply with 4 categories of GB/T standards annually: Quality (GB/T 4857, GB/T 7705,...

Packaging Certification

4 Real Compliance Traceability Chains for Food Packaging Inks — How Printers Prepare When Clients Request MSDS

4 real compliance traceability chains for food packaging inks: raw material MSDS / migration test report / supplier decl...

Packaging Certification

4 Real KFDA Compliance Paths for Exporting Food Packaging to South Korea — 4 Things Your Print Shop Must Do in Week 1 of a Korean Order

4 real compliance paths for exporting food packaging to South Korea: mandatory Korean label items / KFDA food-contact ma...

Packaging Certification

3 Hidden Compliance Requirements for Food Packaging Exported to Japan: Japanese Labeling / JAS Organic / Food Sanitation Law Article 11 — 4 Types of Real Rework Costs Print Shops Encounter on Japanese Orders

Exporting food packaging to Japan is far more than 'translating into Japanese'—print shops most commonly stumble on 3 hi...

Packaging Certification

Food Packaging Printing "Migration Exceedance" 4 Real Cases — Where Ink / Glue / Lamination / Varnish 4 Sources Fail

Food packaging migration exceedance is not just "an ink problem"—where 4 sources fail: ink (metallic ink / dye ink) / gl...

Packaging Certification

GB 4806.7 vs GB 4806.8 Real Print Shop Boundaries — Plastic Coating vs Paper Coating, 3 Categories of Responsibility

Print shops making plastic-coated food bags follow GB 4806.7, and those making paper-based food packaging coatings follo...

Packaging Certification

Cosmetic Packaging Advertising Law: 4 Categories of Prohibited Words in Practice—3 Real Cases of Print Shops Penalized Only After Production

Words like "medical skincare," "no additives," and "anti-aging" printed on cosmetic packaging turn out to be illegal aft...

Packaging Certification

GB 4806.7 Food-Contact Plastics: 3 Operational Blind Spots for Printers — Why 4 Revisions of Plastic Food Bags Keep Failing

GB 4806.7 is the mandatory standard for food-contact plastic materials, first issued in 2016, with the 1st revision in 2...

Packaging Certification

Medical Device Packaging YY/T 0698 vs YY/T 0699: The Real Print Shop Boundary—Liability Attribution for 4 Product Categories

YY/T 0698 series governs final-sterilization packaging for sterile medical devices; YY/T 0699 series governs process-sea...

FAQ

What content does the Knowledge Base mainly share?

The LeXiang Knowledge Base mainly shares professional knowledge about packaging boxes, premium gift boxes, self-adhesive labels, anti-counterfeit labels, QR code labels, small-batch packaging, and digital printing. It also covers packaging processes, industry applications, and packaging customization experience, helping brands understand packaging trends and solve practical problems.

What is small-batch packaging?

Small-batch packaging means producing packaging with a low minimum order quantity, typically starting from dozens to a few hundred units. Using digital printing technology, no plate-making is required, enabling rapid sampling, multi-SKU production, and personalized customization. It is especially suitable for new product trials, seasonal promotions, and brand upgrades.

What is the difference between digital printing and traditional printing?

Digital printing requires no plate-making and offers advantages such as low minimum orders, fast delivery, and variable data printing support, making it ideal for small-batch and personalized packaging. Traditional printing requires plate-making and is better suited for large-volume production. More and more brands are choosing digital printing to reduce inventory risk and improve market responsiveness.

Do labels support QR code and anti-counterfeiting functions?

Yes. LeXiang provides QR code labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and variable data labels, supporting one-code-per-item, anti-counterfeit traceability, anti-diversion, and marketing interaction applications, helping brands improve product management efficiency and consumer experience.

Can packaging boxes and labels be customized together?

Yes. LeXiang offers one-stop customization services for both packaging boxes and labels. Customers can simultaneously order premium gift boxes, food packaging boxes, self-adhesive labels, anti-counterfeit labels, and QR code labels. Unified design and production management enhance brand image and procurement efficiency.