One-stop packaging solutions
A beautiful bottle can still arrive with the wrong pump, a mismatched cap or an insert that does not fit. PauPack brings the container, dispensing components, decoration and paper packaging into one coordinated brief.
As an integrated manufacturing and trading partner through a coordinated production network, we connect development and supply around your finished pack.
Choose the right starting point
You may have a bottle reference, approved components or only a brand direction. The route depends on what needs to change.
Start with an available container and compatible components. Develop the color, artwork and paper box around the chosen assembly. This route keeps attention on the details customers see and handle without assuming that a new mold is necessary.
Explore existing formatsWhen shape is central to the concept, begin with design and engineering review. Decide which parts require custom development, then agree drawings and tooling scope before committing to production.
Review custom developmentBring the current component list, samples and specifications. We review the interfaces, supply responsibilities and presentation together. Identify what must stay fixed before considering a component change or supplier consolidation.
Coordinate an existing rangeThe complete packaging system
Keep the component list and artwork revisions together so the quotation, sample and order refer to the same finished set.
Define capacity, material, dimensions and neck finish. Record whether the container is an existing format or a custom design.
Find your container
Match the dispensing function and appearance to the selected bottle. Check fit, sealing and handling with the actual combination.
Match the components
Review the color reference, surface treatment and artwork placement on the chosen material. Approve the physical finish alongside the artwork.
Explore finishing options
Size the box around the finished assembly. Consider protection, opening experience and how the components sit together inside the pack.
Plan the paper packFormat illustrations and product archive images. Materials and final finishes are confirmed for the selected pack.
From brief to supply
The working sequence is agreed around your project. Sampling and quality checks belong throughout development, with production release tied to the approved specification.
Confirm products, quantities, budget, filling requirements and timing. Separate approved parts from decisions still open.
Select components, develop necessary changes and compare physical samples. Open new tooling only where the design requires it.
Coordinate manufacturing, decoration and the agreed assembly scope. Check the finished pack against the approved references.
Review agreed inspection results and packing requirements. Retain specifications and feedback for the next order.
AI process illustrations. Project methods and inspection scope are agreed for the selected pack.
Know the partner behind the pack
PauPack’s story began with mold development in 2013 and grew into a broader packaging offer. Our company history, manufacturing overview and customer feedback help you understand the people and capabilities behind a complete packaging project.
For a practical example, the supplier consolidation project guide shows how to bring component decisions into a common plan. It is a development example, with approval points you can apply to your own brief.
Meet PauPack and read our story
People behind your packaging
Since 2013, PauPack has combined manufacturing and trade services for packaging projects. Investment in four factories supports our work across bottle development, production and complete packaging coordination.
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Customer feedback
“Their attention to detail, from material selection to final finishing, ensures our products always stand out on shelves.”
Claud** Wagn** · Watsons
Published in PauPack’s customer feedback
Complete-pack questions
The agreed scope can bring together bottles or jars, pumps or closures, decoration, paper boxes, inserts and assembly. Your quotation should identify the included components and services. Filling is discussed separately with your filling partner.
Yes. Share the approved sample, drawing and component reference first. We review the remaining parts around those fixed requirements. A change to one component may require the assembled pack to be checked again.
There may be several minimums across bottles, components, decoration and paper packaging. Review quantities by size and color, then compare the complete set. An available bottle alone does not establish the minimum for a decorated, boxed collection.
Send a list of products and capacities, formula categories, bottle references, dispensing needs, decoration artwork and paper-box requirements. Add quantities by size and color, delivery location and launch dates. Mark which parts are already approved. This gives PauPack one brief for the whole set and helps avoid gaps between separate component quotations.
Use one component list, a shared revision record and a named approval contact. Confirm assembly dimensions and appearance before final artwork and box production. Record responsibilities for each part, including any components supplied by your team.
Approve the agreed sample, component specifications, decoration references and paper-pack details together. Confirm quantities, packing, delivery terms and outstanding checks in writing. Keep formula compatibility and filling validation assigned to the responsible teams.
Bring the whole brief
Send your references and current requirements. We’ll help identify the missing decisions.
