Bakery Boxes
Artwork Preparation Guide
If your graphic files do not meet our specifications, Blue Box Packaging will not be charged for any resulting typographical errors. Read our artwork preparation to prepare your files for submission, or contact us for help from a packaging specialist!
Cut & Crease Line (Red Lines):
Displays the section in its final size and where the box should be folded.. Important graphics and text should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line.
Bleed Line (Blue Lines):
Indicates where the drain section is located. All graphics that run up to the cut line should be extended to the cut line for a transparent print.
Safety Margin(Green Lines):
Specifies where to safely place illustrations and text. As an industry standard, all graphics should be placed at least 0.125 inches from the cut line unless your design is intended.
Perforation (Dotted Black Lines):
The perforation line refers to paper punched with very small holes to make it easier to tear and fold the paper.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What are donut packaging boxes made out of?
Donut packaging boxes are typically made out of paper or cardboard. Commonly, donuts come packaged in a corrugated paperboard box with the inner lining being waxed paper. There are also sleeves made of polymers that can be used to hold several dozen individually wrapped donuts-- these are frequently repeatable to bring back moisture into the baked product.
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How do you decorate donut packaging?
Donuts come in many different varieties, but they all have one thing in common: some kind of filling inside! This isn't just any old filling though, oh no... These fillings are made with special recipes that are passed on through generations of donut makers. Yum! So how do you decorate your donuts? That's up to you! Donuts are usually decorated with frosting and sprinkles, but sometimes they're also decorated with chocolate or fruit slices.
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Thing need to remember while donut packaging?
The process of packaging donuts is not simply about getting them into a box. If that's all it was, then just any old box would do. However, the cost of package printed boxes might be out of your budget for this one-time purchase. There are other options besides plastic tubs or tin foil trays too, but it's important to consider the implications of using these materials before you make an impulsive decision.
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How to design donut packaging?
There are two key elements that has implemented into packaging designs: product branding and environmental graphics. When you look at a box of donut holes, the first thing you'll notice is the playful colors on the outside of the packaging. It's eye-catching to say the least! The next thing you probably noticed was the shape of the doughnut hole logo on top of each box. This logo can be seen from far away and also makes for a nice add-on when stacking boxes in storage or when displaying them in your retail company because it helps keep things organized.
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What is individual donut packaging?
Individual donut packaging" refers to the use of clear plastic wrappers or containers that are used to separate each doughnut in a box apart from one another. These types of boxes are typically made by companies within the food industry so they can be sent out to grocery stores, convenience stores, and restaurants in order for them to sell smaller amounts of doughnuts without having to package full dozen-sized boxes.
