MOQ & pricing

MOQ depends on the printing method: from 100 pcs for pouches and 10 kg for film with digital printing, and from 10,000 pcs / 200 kg with rotogravure printing.

Gravure printing needs one cylinder per colour, engraved once for your design, and reorders use the same cylinders — so it is a one-time cost. Digital printing has no plate cost at all, which is why short runs start from 100 pcs. Ask us for the cylinder cost on your artwork.

Yes, with digital printing — from 100 pcs for pouches and bags, and from 10 kg for rollstock film. Rotogravure starts at 10,000 pcs (or 200 kg of film) and brings the unit price down at volume. If you are not sure yet, start with stock packaging and a printed label.

Flexible packaging runs on a standard ±10% over or under-run, because the machine has to be set up for each run. You are invoiced for the quantity actually delivered, and we tell you the expected over-run in the quotation rather than after the fact.

The unit price follows the quantity and the print method, so there are two honest routes: increase the run size, or move from digital to rotogravure once the design is settled. For a first order we can also quote a smaller digital run so you are not paying for volume before you have tested the design.

Compare what is inside the number: the material grade and its barrier, the print method, the quality control before shipment, the sampling, and whether shipping and duties are included. Our quotes usually land DDP — delivered to your door with no second invoice — and we tell you upfront which parts are and are not covered.

Standard terms are 30% deposit with the order and the balance before shipment, by bank transfer. For smaller first orders we can discuss paying in full through a channel that gives you buyer protection, and the terms we agree are written on the order confirmation.