Packaging is characterized by a coordinated system, the goal of which is to prepare the product for shipping, distribution, storage, sales, and consumption.

Packaging is, on the one hand, an art, a science, and a technology to prepare goods for shipping and sales, and on the other hand, it is a means to ensure safe delivery of the product to the end consumer in best conditions and at the lowest average cost. The package should be designed in a way that the customers are made easily aware of the contents and have no difficulty with carrying and preserving it. That is why it has a key role in marketing and the sales process.

Packaging Design | Advertising Design

Packaging Design | Advertising Design

Packaging Design | Advertising Design

Goals of packaging are:

• Physical protection: protecting the contents against severe shocks, pressure, temperature, etc
• Barrier protection: barrier against oxygen, water vapor, dust, etc
• Containment and Agglomeration: small items are placed together as a group in a package for shipping.
• Information Transmission: often there are notes on usage, transport, and recycling of the product on the package or the package label.
• Theft prevention; packaging which cannot be closed or that undergoes physical damage after being opened (exhibits signs of having been opened) is useful and effective in theft prevention.
• Convenience: involves features that provide convenience of distribution, handling, exhibiting, sales, opening, reclosing, and reusing.
• Marketing; packaging can be used by marketers to persuade potential customers to purchase the product.